US, S Korea Postpone Joint Exercise Criticized by N Korea
Esper said the postponement was not a concession to North Korea but rather an attempt to “keep the door open” to diplomacy.
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Esper: South Korea Wealthy Enough to Pay More for US Troops
"Korea is a wealthy country and could and should pay more to help offset the cost of defense," he said.
Esper Opens Door for Military Academy Athletes to Delay Service, Go Pro
Esper signed a memo laying out the new guidelines, which says the athletes must get approval from the defense secretary.
Esper: US Could Alter Military Drills to Boost North Korea Talks
He is open to altering U.S. activities in South Korea to push a diplomatic deal to eliminate North Korea's nuclear program.
Pentagon Chief Tries to Keep Asia in Focus with Second Trip
Barely four months into his tenure, Defense Secretary Mark Esper is making his second trek across the Pacific.
Pentagon Chief Says Vindman Should Not Fear Army Retaliation
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Senator Wants to Expedite Valor Medals for Dog Team that Took Down ISIS Kingpin
Sen. Bob Menendez is advocating for speedy commendations for the handlers and dogs involved in the Oct. 26 raid.
Two ISIS Fighters Also Captured in Al-Baghdadi Raid, Pentagon Says
The adult males were transported to a "secure location" after their capture, said Army Gen. Mark Milley.
US Troops, Mechanized Forces to Remain in Syria to Guard Oil Wells: Esper
Reinforced U.S. troops will stay in Syria to guard against ISIS taking over oil wells.
Esper Has Sharp Words for Turkey over Syria Invasion
Esper said Turkey is heading in the wrong direction, spinning closer to Russia.
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