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Armored trucks delay may have lead to U.S. Military deaths

Chairman Discusses Risk Assessments

Terrorism threat higher in Europe than in U.S.

Air Force fears loss of U.S. domination as future defense spending decreases

Reduced Violence, Economic Progress Mark Fardh al-Qanoon Anniversary

VIDEO: USCG captures sub filled with cocaine

Coalition Targets Suicide-Bombing Cell, IED Network

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15, 2008 - Coalition forces killed three terrorists and detained 10 suspects yesterday and today during operations to disrupt al Qaeda networks in northern and central Iraq, military…

Bush: Launch missile at broken spy satellite

President Bush has set orders in motion to destroy a broken spy satellite by launching a Navy missile at it before reentering the earth's atmosphere. Bush's decision was based upon…

General Calls Training Critical in IED Fight

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14, 2008 - Technology is critical to countering roadside and car bombs and to attacking terrorist networks that emplace them, but a big part of the solution boils…

New Iraqi Police Stations Open for Business

BAGHDAD, Feb. 14, 2008 - Iraqi police stations officially opened for business Feb. 10 in the Adil, Khadra and Jamia neighborhoods in the Iraqi capital's Mansour district. More than 490…

Senate votes to prohibit use of waterboarding in interrogations

On Wednesday, Congress moved to prohibit the CIA from using waterboarding as a method of interrogation used on suspected terrorists. The legislation bars the CIA from using waterboarding, sensory deprivation…

Pentagon Officials Press Congress to Pass $491 billion Defense Budget

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13, 2008 – Top Pentagon officials today urged Congress to approve a fiscal 2009 defense budget that would grow and modernize the U.S. military, and enhance servicemembers’ quality…

Robot rat to lead the way in touch technology

This new technology could have a number of possible applications in modern day society from search and rescue robots that could pick their way through rubble and debris to mine-clearing…

Coalition Forces Kill 4 Terrorists, Detain 8 in Iraq

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13, 2008 - Coalition forces killed four terrorists and detained eight suspects in operations yesterday and today in central and northern Iraq, military officials reported. Coalition forces conducted…

Iraqi Residents See Conditions Improve in Arab Jabour

BAGHDAD, Feb. 13, 2008 - Abas Rashed lives in Arab Jabour, 20 miles southeast of the Iraqi capital, and is a member of the local "Sons of Iraq" security group…

Guard, Reserve troops most likely to committ suicide of all vets

In an analysis conducted by the Department of Veterans Affairs, Guard or Reserve members accounted for 53 percent all veteran suicides from 2001 - 2005 after returning home from Iraq…

Afghanistan Task Force Gets New Medical Tool Too Big to Fit in Doctor’s Bag

BAGRAM AIR BASE, Afghanistan, Feb. 12, 2008 - Doctors and medics here received a new tool to aid in the treatment of wounded servicemembers on the battlefield. The tool is…

Deputy Secretary Urges Prompt Funding for Current, Future Challenges

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12, 2008 - The proposed fiscal 2009 defense budget will enable the department to continue resourcing troops on the front lines fighting terrorism while also ensuring the military's…

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