Eighty years ago, U.S. Army soldiers seized control of Nuremberg, the symbolic heart of Nazi Germany, after five days of brutal urban combat. The battle was one of the final acts of WWII in Europe and paved the way for the historic war crime trials that followed.
The U.S. Army has announced the latest rotations of deployed units across Europe and the Middle East, including the return of a brigade that suffered the tragic loss of four soldiers in Lithuania last month. The deployments are part of ongoing missions, such as Operation Atlantic Resolve and operations against ISIS in the Middle East.
The United States will reduce its military footprint in Syria to fewer than 1,000 troops in the coming months, signaling a strategic consolidation of forces combating ISIS and countering regional threats.
Nurses at the VA Medical Center in San Diego joined a national wave of protests against proposed federal staffing cuts, warning that the move would burden already-stretched healthcare workers and jeopardize care for veterans.
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