Military

New Iraqi Police Stations Open for Business

Senate votes to prohibit use of waterboarding in interrogations

Pentagon Officials Press Congress to Pass $491 billion Defense Budget

Robot rat to lead the way in touch technology

Coalition Forces Kill 4 Terrorists, Detain 8 in Iraq

Iraqi Residents See Conditions Improve in Arab Jabour

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…

UPDATE: Mafia Takedown

The FBI joined with local, state, and federal partners in announcing a major crackdown on the Mafia in New York, including the indictment of the leadership of the Gambino organized…

Russian Jet Buzzes Nimitz, Incident Raises Concern

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12, 2008 - A weekend incident in which a Russian bomber "buzzed" the Nimitz battle group in the Pacific raises concerns about Russia's intent and the message it…

Troops Kill 2, Capture 11, Seize Weapons in Iraq

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12, 2008 - Coalition and Iraqi forces killed two suspected terrorists, nabbed 11 and uncovered weapons caches in Iraq over the past three days, military officials reported. Coalition…

Proposed Treaty Threatens Operations with NATO Allies

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12, 2008 – A proposed arms-control treaty banning use of cluster munitions and aiding countries that use them could affect U.S. operations with NATO allies, a Defense Department…

Al Qaeda Fighters Flee Cities, Head for Desert or Out of Iraq

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11, 2008 – A surge in military operations and a shift in local support in northern Iraq has driven many al Qaeda fighters out of cities that once…

UPDATE: Berkeley protests against U.S. Marine Corps recruiters

UPDATE: City council members who were criticized for telling marine recruiters they're not welcome in Berkeley moderated their position, stating they oppose the Iraq war, but support troops. For more…

Waterboarding illegal?

CIA Director Michael Hayden delivered a testimony that expressed doubt on the legality of waterboarding on Thursday, after the White House stated the specific form of torture has saved countless…

Veterans have trouble finding jobs

Recently released from war, veterans are having difficulty finding jobs and will mostly likely earn lower wages for years, mostly due to employers' apprehensions about mental stability and overall skills,…

Soldiers Learn to Assist With Surgeries

FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas, Feb. 7, 2008 - Up front and in the spotlight, surgeons often are revered by patients and grateful family members for their lifesaving skills and knowledge.…

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