OVERSEAS INTEL

Sources say, billions of dollars of U.S. equipment is being abandoned in Afghanistan while less then five percent of Kurdish fighters can afford helmets might be a “two birds with one stone” opportunity here. According to Nolan Peterson of Blue Force Tracker, The U.S. military has two problems that one complementary solution can solve. 1. The Kurdish Peshmerga army […]

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Despite a drawdown of U.S. troops, America’s military presence in the war-torn country is not over. About 18,000 foreign troops — nearly 11,000 of them American — will remain in Afghanistan to advise and assist the country’s security forces and help them counter insurgent attacks, which have increased in recent months. But, how much "stuff" is […]

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Washington is working to install a new air base in Iraq’s Kurdistan to be used in a campaign against Islamic State (ISIS), media report. This comes as the White House’s special envoy on ISIS speaks of a ground operation in Iraq against the militants.This time an American stronghold in the region will be deployed in […]

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This year, our budget request for the Department of State and United States Agency for USAID totals $50.3 billion. The funds we are requesting include a base request of $43.2 billion, which go directly toward strengthing our programs and platforms around the world to address ongoing and emerging national security priorities. It will protect our […]

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