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2. King Faisal Air Base shooting - Wikipedia

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   The King Faisal Airbase shooting was a fragging incident that occurred on 4 November 2016 at King Faisal Air Base, a Jordanian air force installation near Al-Jafr, when three U.S. Army Special Forces trainers from 5th SFG who were stationed at the base were deliberately killed by a Jordanian soldier who was guarding the base's entrance. [3]

3. 3rd Armored Division (Jordan) - Wikipedia

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   The King Abdullah II 3rd Armored Division (Arabic:3 فرقة الملك عبدالله الثاني المدرعة) is a former armored division [1] in Jordanian Armed Forces, active from 1969 to 2018.

4. Jordanian Armed Forces - Wikipedia

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   Jordan also hosts SOFEX, the world's fastest growing and region's only special operations and homeland security exhibition and conference. [12] Jordan is a regional and international provider of advanced military goods and services. [13] A KADDB Industrial Park was opened in September 2009 in Mafraq. It is an integral industrial free zone ...

5. What is Tower 22, the military base that was attacked in ...

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   A little-discussed U.S. military desert outpost in the far reaches of northeastern Jordan has become the focus of international attention after a drone attack killed three American troops and ...

6. Attacks on US bases in Iraq, Jordan, and Syria during the ...

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   On 27 October 2023, the United States military responded to the airstrikes by bombing weapons and ammunition storage facilities in Abu Kamal, Syria with F-16 fighter jets. [75] [76] They further stated that a total of 16 military airstrikes were conducted by Iran-backed groups; 12 in Iraq and four in Syria. [75]

7. Royal Jordanian Army - Wikipedia

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   Today's Jordanian military ranks are based on those of the British Army, given Jordan's military heritage. The Jordanian military also contributes to UN peacekeeping missions worldwide, having sent contingents to Africa, Afghanistan, Croatia, Bosnia, parts of the former Soviet Union, and even as far as Haiti and East Timor. The Jordanian ...