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Category Archives: News
Ships stagger access to speed Web connectivity
Sailors on the carrier Carl Vinson have something others across the Navy would love: a reliable high-speed Internet connection during deployment.
3 EOD techs remembered for altruism, humor
Richard Bell remembers how his son explained why he became an Air Force explosive ordnance technician: “Dad, I don’t want to kill people, I want to save people.”
Soldiers in Kuwait will act as response force
Nearly 15,000 soldiers are now deployed to Kuwait — including two brigade combat teams and a combat aviation brigade — as the mission there evolves and the U.S. works to maintain a combat-capable presence in the unstable region.
Space chief: Air Force must update launch bases
The Air Force could face an infrastructure failure “at exactly the wrong moment” during a rocket launch if the service does not upgrade its primary launch bases, the Air Force’s top space official said.
2 brigades to leave Europe; rotations coming
The Army will withdraw two combat brigades from Europe, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said Thursday.
Marines allegedly urinate on dead Taliban in video
The Marine Corps is promising to investigate a disturbing video that appears to show Marines in Afghanistan urinating on the bloody corpses of alleged Taliban fighters, officials at the Pentagon said Wednesday.