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South Korean Jet Accidentally Drops Bombs, Injuring Civilians
On Thursday, eight MK-82 bombs were accidentally dropped from a South Korean KF-16 fighter jet during a joint military exercise with the US in Pocheon, injuring seven civilians, damaging buildings, and displacing residents; the air force has apologized and launched an investigation.
South Korean Jet Accidentally Drops Bombs, Injuring Civilians
On Thursday, eight MK-82 bombs were accidentally dropped from a South Korean KF-16 fighter jet during a joint military exercise with the US in Pocheon, injuring seven civilians, damaging buildings, and displacing residents; the air force has apologized and launched an investigation.
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South Korean Bombing Accident Injures 15 During US-South Korea Drills
On March 16, 2024, eight bombs were accidentally dropped from South Korean fighter jets during a joint US-South Korea military exercise in Pocheon city, injuring 15 civilians and damaging civilian infrastructure due to a pilot's incorrect input of bombing coordinates.
South Korean Bombing Accident Injures 15 During US-South Korea Drills
On March 16, 2024, eight bombs were accidentally dropped from South Korean fighter jets during a joint US-South Korea military exercise in Pocheon city, injuring 15 civilians and damaging civilian infrastructure due to a pilot's incorrect input of bombing coordinates.
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South Korean Jets Accidentally Drop Bombs, Injuring 15
During a joint U.S.-South Korea live-fire exercise near the North Korean border on Thursday, two South Korean fighter jets accidentally dropped bombs, injuring at least 15 civilians; a preliminary investigation points to pilot error as the likely cause.
South Korean Jets Accidentally Drop Bombs, Injuring 15
During a joint U.S.-South Korea live-fire exercise near the North Korean border on Thursday, two South Korean fighter jets accidentally dropped bombs, injuring at least 15 civilians; a preliminary investigation points to pilot error as the likely cause.
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China's 2025 Defense Budget: 7.2% Increase Amid Global Spending Surge
China announced a 7.2 percent increase in its 2025 defense budget, totaling 1.784665 trillion yuan (about 249 billion USD), maintaining a decade-long trend of single-digit growth while global military spending reached a record high. This increase follows a similar pattern to the previous two years a...
China's 2025 Defense Budget: 7.2% Increase Amid Global Spending Surge
China announced a 7.2 percent increase in its 2025 defense budget, totaling 1.784665 trillion yuan (about 249 billion USD), maintaining a decade-long trend of single-digit growth while global military spending reached a record high. This increase follows a similar pattern to the previous two years a...
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Pentagon Ordered to Purge DEI Content from Social Media
The Trump administration ordered the removal of all diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) content from military social media by March 5, or temporarily removing all content from the past four years, impacting countless hours of work and diverting resources; dozens of senior military leaders were al...
Pentagon Ordered to Purge DEI Content from Social Media
The Trump administration ordered the removal of all diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) content from military social media by March 5, or temporarily removing all content from the past four years, impacting countless hours of work and diverting resources; dozens of senior military leaders were al...
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Guantanamo Bay Migrant Detention: Hegseth Defends Conditions Amidst Legal and Political Challenges
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended the use of Guantanamo Bay to detain 26 migrants awaiting deportation, while detainees reported inhumane conditions and a federal judge blocked the deportation of some Venezuelans; Democratic senators raised concerns about the cost and impact on military readin...
Guantanamo Bay Migrant Detention: Hegseth Defends Conditions Amidst Legal and Political Challenges
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended the use of Guantanamo Bay to detain 26 migrants awaiting deportation, while detainees reported inhumane conditions and a federal judge blocked the deportation of some Venezuelans; Democratic senators raised concerns about the cost and impact on military readin...
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15 Injured in South Korea After Accidental Bombing During Joint Military Exercise
During a joint U.S.-South Korea military exercise in Pocheon, South Korea, on March 2, 2024, two KF-16 fighter jets accidentally dropped eight bombs on a civilian area, injuring 15 people and damaging eight buildings due to incorrect coordinate entry by a pilot.
15 Injured in South Korea After Accidental Bombing During Joint Military Exercise
During a joint U.S.-South Korea military exercise in Pocheon, South Korea, on March 2, 2024, two KF-16 fighter jets accidentally dropped eight bombs on a civilian area, injuring 15 people and damaging eight buildings due to incorrect coordinate entry by a pilot.
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South Korean Jets Accidentally Bomb Civilian Area During Joint Military Drill
On March 16, 2024, eight bombs were accidentally dropped from South Korean fighter jets during a joint US-South Korea military exercise near Pocheon, South Korea, injuring 15 civilians and damaging buildings; the cause is under investigation.
South Korean Jets Accidentally Bomb Civilian Area During Joint Military Drill
On March 16, 2024, eight bombs were accidentally dropped from South Korean fighter jets during a joint US-South Korea military exercise near Pocheon, South Korea, injuring 15 civilians and damaging buildings; the cause is under investigation.
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24% Bias Score
650 US Troops Express Interest in Rejoining Military After Vaccine Discharge
Approximately 650 US Marines and Army soldiers discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine have expressed interest in rejoining the military under President Trump's executive order offering back pay; this represents about 8% of the roughly 8,200 troops discharged, with the Navy and Air Force yet to...
650 US Troops Express Interest in Rejoining Military After Vaccine Discharge
Approximately 650 US Marines and Army soldiers discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine have expressed interest in rejoining the military under President Trump's executive order offering back pay; this represents about 8% of the roughly 8,200 troops discharged, with the Navy and Air Force yet to...
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Lockheed Martin to Unveil Affordable, Long-Range Cruise Missile
Lockheed Martin will unveil a $150,000 cruise missile with a range exceeding 500 miles on Monday, responding to the need for "affordable mass" weaponry in the face of China's growing assertiveness in the Pacific, as exemplified by the Ukraine conflict.
Lockheed Martin to Unveil Affordable, Long-Range Cruise Missile
Lockheed Martin will unveil a $150,000 cruise missile with a range exceeding 500 miles on Monday, responding to the need for "affordable mass" weaponry in the face of China's growing assertiveness in the Pacific, as exemplified by the Ukraine conflict.
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Palantir CEO Slams Germany's Military and Tech Sector
Alex Karp, Palantir CEO and former Goethe University philosophy PhD, sharply criticizes Germany's weakened military and near-nonexistent tech sector, contrasting it with Palantir's booming US military contracts and advocating for a stronger government-industry partnership.
Palantir CEO Slams Germany's Military and Tech Sector
Alex Karp, Palantir CEO and former Goethe University philosophy PhD, sharply criticizes Germany's weakened military and near-nonexistent tech sector, contrasting it with Palantir's booming US military contracts and advocating for a stronger government-industry partnership.
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56% Bias Score
Joint US-Canada Military Exercise Concludes in Greenland Amid Arctic Tensions
American and Canadian forces completed Operation Noble Defender, a joint military exercise from January 28 to February 11 at Greenland's Pituffik Space Base, involving over 125 service members and multiple aircraft in frigid conditions as cold as -29 degrees Fahrenheit, with support from the Royal D...
Joint US-Canada Military Exercise Concludes in Greenland Amid Arctic Tensions
American and Canadian forces completed Operation Noble Defender, a joint military exercise from January 28 to February 11 at Greenland's Pituffik Space Base, involving over 125 service members and multiple aircraft in frigid conditions as cold as -29 degrees Fahrenheit, with support from the Royal D...
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36% Bias Score
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