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U.S. Forces in Europe Face Uncertainty as Pentagon Reviews Troop Levels

U.S. Forces in Europe Face Uncertainty as Pentagon Reviews Troop Levels
NYT World Tuesday 10 November 2026, 11:01 UTC By Lara Jakes 1 min read
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A soldier on a U.S. Army Bradley fighting vehicle during a NATO military exercise near Hohenfels, Germany, last month.

A soldier on a U.S. Army Bradley fighting vehicle during a NATO military exercise near Hohenfels, Germany, last month.
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