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STRIPES (Rose L. Thayer) - 2 soldiers, a Marine dead in suspected murder-suicide near Fort Sill | Stars and Stripes

Pfc. Chamill London, 19, and Spc. Jabari Roebuck, 20, were found dead, and Marine Lance Cpl. Lemondre Wilson, 21, died from a self-inflicted gunshot.

STRIPES (Lara Korte) - Iran war brain injuries could outlast US troops’ return to duty | Stars and Stripes

Iran’s drone attacks are adding new urgency to research into blast-related brain trauma among U.S. troops.

STRIPES (Julie Masson and Yoojin Lee, Yoojin Lee, Julie Masson) - South Korean party presses US military for more details on white phosphorus incident | Stars and Stripes

South Korea’s opposition political party has called on U.S. Forces Korea to explain the handling of white phosphorus residue discovered inside a munitions crate.

STRIPES (Gary Warner) - Navy seeks innovative solutions for base housing crunch | Stars and Stripes

Some of the ideas include extended-stay hotels, converted retail buildings, group living in “man camps,” even recreational vehicles.

STRIPES (Lara Korte) - Trump threatens retaliation after Iran launches ‘surprise attack’ on US troops in Jordan | Stars and Stripes

Iran launched missiles at U.S. troops in Jordan, escalating Middle East tensions as air defenses intercepted the attack and diplomacy faltered.

STRIPES (Matthew Adams) - Army deactivates unit with ties to the Buffalo Soldiers | Stars and Stripes

The 4th Squadron, 10th Cavalry Regiment, 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division honored the squadron’s 160-year legacy.

STRIPES (Chad Garland) - National Guard officer admits using government travel card to support secret second wife | Stars and Stripes

An Army National Guard officer awaits sentencing for using his government travel card to pay thousands of dollars and fund a secret second marriage.

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - ICE is Adding Thousands of Additional Spaces to Detain Migrants.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has announced four new detention centers across the country, adding a total of 5,500 beds to its overall capacity.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) plans to expand its detention capacity with four new facilities, enhancing its ability to process and detain illegal immigrants . PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: U.S. - DETAIL: The new ICE facilities will be located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Seattle, Washington, Denver, Colorado, and Miami, Florida. The Philadelphia detention center will have a capacity of 1,800. Both the Seattle and Denver facilities will have a capacity of 1,500. The Miami facility will have a capacity of 700. The new facilities are intended to be operational within 30 days of being commissioned. The facilities will include video feeds, courtroom spaces to expedite the processing of detainees, and a “best-value”…Open