Rappler's latest stories on US soldiers
Norway wants to double U.S. troops and deploy them closer to Russia
Since last year, 330 US Marines have been deployed on rotation at Vaernes in the center of Norway, despite loud protests from Russia
Troops killed in attack on U.S.-Niger patrol
The attack marks the first US combat casualties in Niger, where Washington provides training and security assistance
2 US soldiers killed during operation in Afghanistan's Kunduz
The soldiers came under fire as they were assisting Afghan troops to clear a Taliban position and disrupt the group s operations in Kunduz US forces say in a brief statement
Context: The US in PH anti-terror campaigns
Let’s start with a basic fact: the US has been involved in counterterrorism operations in the Philippines for more than a decade
American soldier died with SAF 44? US embassy denies report
A farmer in barangay Tukanalipao in Mamasapano town claims that among those killed in the firefight is a soldier with blue eyes He says he even touched his nose
US sees 2014 progress in freeing Guantanamo inmates
Of the 149 prisoners still remaining in the jail in southern Cuba since the weekend releases 78 have been approved to be freed without charge
Rappler Newscast | February 27, 2014
Manila may use water cannon firing incident against Beijing Professors of UP say the academic calendar shift will affect some programs Obama threatens to pull out troops from Afghanistan
US soldier pleads guilty to killing 16 Afghan villagers
Sergeant Robert Bales 39 pleads guilty to 16 counts of murder over the massacre in southern Afghanistan in March last year
US soldier gets life for 2009 killings in Iraq
Army Sgt John Russell is convicted over the murder of 5 of his colleagues in Iraq in 2009
US soldier 'breaks curfew, attacks boy' in Japan
An American soldier allegedly attacks a schoolboy in Japan
