FW: The Early Brief -- Delta Force Death Signals Watershed for US Combat Role in Iraq

 Date: Fri, 30 Oct 2015 08:52:40 -0400
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Subject: The Early Brief -- Delta Force Death Signals Watershed for US Combat Role in Iraq

30 October 2015 Delta Force Death Signals Watershed for US Combat Role in Iraq Two versions of what led to the death of Army Master Sgt. Joshua Wheeler in a helicopter assault in Iraq have emerged with broad implications for future raids promised by Defense Secretary Ashton Carter against the Islamic State. Read More More Stories at Military.com Russian Aircraft Approach USS Ronald Reagan, Prompting Jet Scramble McCain Blasts Army Program to Replace M9 Pistol as 'Costly Misfire' Senate OKs Budget and Debt Deal, Sends Measure to Obama German Rapper Turned ISIS 'Poster Boy' Reported Killed in US Airstrike Bible-Citing Marine Raises Religious Freedom Questions in Appeal EUCOM Enlisted Leader Relieved for Loss of Confidence Lengthy Air Force Sexual Assault Case Ends in Acquittal Judge Hearing Testimony About Female Guantanamo Guards US SpecOps Reportedly in Covert Combat for Months Against ISIS State Police Use Shotguns to Deflate Wayward Blimp Russia Flying Iranian Weapons Shipments Into Syria, Sources Say Finance Company That Pressured Troops on Debts Fined $2.28 Million Personal Finance: 5 Tips for Paying Off Credit Card Debt Raven Concealment's New Vickers Signature Holsters Best Photos of Runaway Army Blimp Top Military Officials Reveal Their Happy Marriage Secrets 6 Things the Marine Corps Taught Me DoD Replaces Plan It Concedes Put Commissaries At Risk Funniest Military Memes of the Week See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia On March 8, 1965, the U.S. 9th Marine Brigade landed at which city in South Vietnam to help repulse Communist forces? Play Video of the Day USMC Birthday Message Watch Now | See More Videos

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