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LVIV, Ukraine — First he missed his flight. Then his gear got lost somewhere between Little Rock and Warsaw. Finally, after traveling thousands of miles to help Ukraine fight the Russian military, the country's foreign legion rejected him.

SEATTLE — The family of Jitsuzo Nakata and his wife, Shima, of Bainbridge Island, in Washington state, was that immigrant story at the heart of the American dream legend: Arrive with not much to your name, work hard, work even harder, save, create a business, build a home, be part…

The top U.S. Army commander in the Pacific says Ukraine’s stiff resistance to the Russian invasion, which has turned Moscow’s advance into a grinding war of attrition, has underscored the importance to allies of the need to be prepared for any eventuality

"The Ballad of Love and Glory" is a novel Reyna Grande never planned to write.

908 Devices Inc's (NASDAQ:MASS) Q4 FY21 revenue increased 177% Y/Y to $15.8 million, beating the consensus of $15.11 million. The increase was primarily driven by handheld revenue that increased 262%, mainly related to shipments to the US Army under the multi-year purchase order.  Desktop revenue grew 53% Y/Y because of increased device…

Morgan Stanley analyst Kristine Liwag upgraded General Dynamics Corp (NYSE:GD) to Equal Weight from Underweight and raised the price target to $215 (an upside of 1.2%), from $210, after management provided "strong visibility" and an "encouraging" three-year outlook for the Gulfstream business on its Q4 earnings call. Related: General Dynamics Clocks 1.8% Revenue Decline In Q4;…

Ukraine news from February 4: Troops deployed to reinforce Washington’s NATO allies arrive in Wiesbaden, US army says.

Directive requires commanders to ‘initiate involuntary administrative separation proceedings for Soldiers who have refused the lawful order to be vaccinated against COVID-19 and who do not have a pending or approved exemption request’

A pair of advisers to former president Donald Trump also appear in emails from ex-US Army colonel Phil Waldron to Arizona legislators