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Top Daily Stories for October 2010
Oct
29
2010
Petraeus Versus Obama - By Michael A. Cohen
What's lurking behind the Pentagon's overly optimistic spinning of the Afghan war?
Oct
27
2010
China's forces train with Thai's for first time
China is expanding its military reach by sending, for the first time, a marine unit of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) to train with another country in an upcoming exercise with Thailand's armed forces.
Oct
27
2010
Sen. Webb Wants Defense on Post-Election Agenda
National defense may be on the back burner during the campaign season, but Sen. Jim Webb (D-Va.) seems determined to put it back on the agenda after the midterm elections.
Oct
27
2010
Commandant sets Marines on course for future
The new commandant of the Marine Corps lays out his vision and priorities.
Oct
26
2010
Fleet Weather Center Established in Norfolk
All Navy weather forecasting for fleet operations and training in the 2nd, 4th and 6th Fleet Areas of Responsibility will be consolidated in Norfolk, starting Oct. 29, when the Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command establishes Fleet Weather Center Norfolk.
Oct
24
2010
Rescue a Testament to Value of Drills
The sailor plucked from the Atlantic Ocean after five hours last week wasn't wearing a life jacket and didn't have any radio beacons indicating his location. He was rescued the old-fashioned way -- after being spotted by a lookout on a nearby warship.
Oct
24
2010
Pakistan resists U.S. push to expand terror fight
Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Sunday said the country's military will deal with a key Taliban sanctuary along the Afghan border on its own timeline, despite U.S. pressure.
Oct
22
2010
GAO says 'virtual fence' along Mexican border over budget
The Department of Homeland Security has "largely defined but has not adequately implemented" controls over a "virtual fence" along the U.S.-Mexico border promised for completion in 2009 and, as a result, the multibillion-dollar project is behind schedule and over budget, a government report says.
Oct
21
2010
UAS to Replace Afghanistan Supply Trucks
Unmanned helicopters will deliver cargo to remote outposts in Afghanistan next year as part of a U.S. Navy trial that aims to reduce Marines’ exposure to roadside bombs during supply missions.
Oct
19
2010
NTSB erred about Coast Guard crew texting before fatal crash
The problem: The agency based its conclusion on the wrong time zone, according to a corrected report that was quietly issued late last month.
