| Pentagon alters Law of War manual to remove suggestion that journalists are combatants; Power turned back on at Incirlik Air Base, nearly a week after attempted Turkish coup; I’ve treated veterans with PTSD. It’s time to make them eligible for the Purple Heart.; U.S. Embassy in Saudi Arabia warning of ‘potential, imminent threat’ against Americans in Jeddah; Elderly veteran held hostage for years in motel room as captor stole benefits, police say; Levi Shirley wanted to be a Marine. Instead, he died an American vigilante fighting ISIS in Syria.; Donald Trump cast doubt on the Baltics’ involvement in NATO. Here’s what they actually do.; The ‘biggest strategic concern’ about Mosul? Putting it back together after ISIS loses.; How much does the Pentagon’s secretive bomber really cost? (And should you be allowed to know?); | | | | | | | A military blog by Dan Lamothe |
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