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Monthly Archives: August 2010
WikiLeaks defendant chooses civilian lawyer
HAGERSTOWN, Md. — An Army private suspected in one of the biggest leaks of classified information in U.S. history has chosen a civilian attorney to lead his defense team, officials said Monday.
Experts weigh in on future AF challenges
The Air Force has undergone significant changes in the past two decades in terms of technology and potential threats.
Play-as-Taliban option in game causes stir
The next installment in the “Medal of Honor” video game franchise has sparked controversy by allowing gamers to play as Taliban fighters against American troops.
Tricare Overseas eliminates up-front payments
Overseas Tricare Prime beneficiaries will no longer have to pay up front for services under a new Tricare Overseas contract that begins Sept. 1.
Tricare Overseas eliminates up-front payments
Overseas Tricare Prime beneficiaries will no longer have to pay up front for services under a new Tricare Overseas contract that begins Sept. 1.
AF looks to automation to help monitor UAVs
DENVER — The job of monitoring feeds from MQ-9 Reapers and MQ-1 Predators is simple, yet tedious: Sit in a dark room and stare at a television screen for hours, just waiting for something to happen.
AF looks to automation to help monitor UAVs
DENVER — The job of monitoring feeds from MQ-9 Reapers and MQ-1 Predators is simple, yet tedious: Sit in a dark room and stare at a television screen for hours, just waiting for something to happen.
More unmanned flights expected in Iraq
The withdrawal of American combat troops from Iraq will not correlate to a reduction in flights of unmanned aircraft, and in fact the flight hours will rise, according to U.S. Army officials speaking at the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems … Continue reading
More unmanned flights expected in Iraq
The withdrawal of American combat troops from Iraq will not correlate to a reduction in flights of unmanned aircraft, and in fact the flight hours will rise, according to U.S. Army officials speaking at the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems … Continue reading
Corps faults Navy in collision that killed 9
SAN DIEGO — A Navy air traffic controller showed “fundamental misunderstandings” of the job before a collision between a Coast Guard plane and a Marine helicopter killed all nine aboard last year, according to a Marine Corps report released Wednesday.