F-16 Fuel Tank Falls into Niceville Neighborhood, No Injuries Reported
A 300-gallon fuel tank fell from an F-16 in Niceville, Florida, prompting drone surveillance and cleanup efforts due to jet fuel seepage near homes.
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Outgoing VA officials assured veterans that medical care and support services will remain stable despite political changes, emphasizing ongoing commitment and available resources during the transition.
Lloyd Austin Steps Down as U.S. Defense Chief Amid Uncertain Ukraine Support
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The Future of U.S. Defense Strategy in Asia Amid Rising Tensions with China
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Navy Sailor Indicted for Distributing Fentanyl Pills Linked to Overdose Death
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