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Top Daily Stories for October 2010
Oct
13
2010
Oct
13
2010
Pirating of MV Izumi in the Somali Basin
On the afternoon of 10 October, the owners of the Panama-flagged MV Izumi reported that they had received an automatically released distress signal indicating that the vessel was likely to be under pirate attack.
Oct
13
2010
Services Exceed 2010 Recruiting Goals
The Pentagon's top adviser on recruiting offered a positive assessment on Oct. 12 of the services' efforts to bring in new troops during fiscal 2010.
Oct
12
2010
U.S. intelligence agencies 'wasted' billions
U.S. intelligence agencies have wasted many billions of dollars by mismanaging secret, high-technology programs, the deputy chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence says.
Oct
12
2010
Judge orders stop to 'don't ask, don't tell' policy
A federal judge issued a worldwide injunction Tuesday stopping enforcement of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy, ending the U.S. military's 17-year-old ban on openly gay troops.
Oct
11
2010
Payoff seen in Afghan surge
The U.S. military is starting to see signs that the troop surge in Afghanistan is working on a timetable similar to the Iraq reinforcement campaign in 2007, according to an outside adviser and military sources.
"There are already some early
Oct
10
2010
Taliban meetings all talk, no action
The negotiations in Kabul between the Afghan government and the Taliban did little, and claims that they achieved a major breakthrough were inflated, participants and local analysts said.
Oct
10
2010
Gates reassures allies worried by China
The United States will back up small Asian nations who feel bullied by China and will insist on diplomatic solutions to territorial disputes among China and Pacific neighbors, U.S. officials said.
Oct
7
2010
Navy Tweaks Alignment of Forces
The Navy's top admiral has tweaked the chain of command to clarify the roles and responsibilities of some top brass.
Oct
7
2010
Russian military successfully tests new missile
The Russian navy on Thursday successfully test-fired an advanced ballistic missile from a nuclear submarine, giving a boost to the nation's top weapons program that has been haunted by a string of failures.
