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Author Archives: Angel
Cyber criminals launch broad phishing attack
Cyber criminals launched a “particularly insidious” phishing attack this week targeting about 100 banks, according to USAA’s top security official.
NORAD’s Santa tracker pulls out high-tech stops
Come Donner! Come Blitzen! Come North American Aerospace Defense Command!
New database tracks Marine head injuries
The Marine Corps wants to make sure Marines and sailors who suffer concussions and other head injuries are tagged and tracked in a medical database, which officials hope will lead to better health care and treatment.
Tricare Help: What if estranged husband won’t let us get IDs?
Q. My estranged husband of 26 years is an Army retiree and has been extremely hostile since I left our abusive relationship. In the 2½ years we have been separated, he has disobeyed every court order issued for child support … Continue reading
Dempsey: No retirement overhaul anytime soon
The Defense Department’s highest-ranking officer said changes to the military retirement system are unlikely anytime soon and today’s troops can expect to be grandfathered under the current rules.
2 general officer promotions announced
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta on Thursday said that President Obama has made two general officer nominations. • Brig. Gen. Mark A. Ediger has been nominated for his second star. He will still serve as commander, Air Force Medical Operations Agency, … Continue reading
No apology from U.S. on Pakistan airstrike
WASHINGTON — After 10 years of war in Afghanistan, a persistent lack of trust between the U.S. and Pakistan still complicates operations along the critical Afghanistan border and was a key factor in the errant American airstrikes late last month … Continue reading