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Top Daily Stories for August 2010
Aug
31
2010
Petraeus: Afghan concern about Pakistan is legit
Afghan President Hamid Karzai's recent complaints that international forces should focus on militant leaders hiding in neighboring Pakistan instead of Afghan villages doesn't mean his government no longer supports the U.S. war strategy, General David Petraeus says.
Aug
29
2010
No letup in Iraq for some military forces
As U.S. military forces continue to stream out of Iraq, formally ending combat operations on Tuesday, one of the most effective elements of those forces missed the drawdown completely.
Aug
28
2010
China announces navy drill ahead of U.S. show of force
The Chinese navy will hold a live-ammunition exercise this week in the Yellow Sea, where the United States and South Korea earlier announced their own plan for a military exercise that has riled Beijing, China's Ministry of Defense said on Sunday.
Aug
27
2010
Accused Somali pirate pleads guilty in U.S. court
A piracy suspect from Somalia pleaded guilty Friday in federal court in Virginia to criminal charges over an April attack on the USS Ashland off the coast of Africa, according to the court and the U.S. Justice Department.
Aug
26
2010
Yemen rejects increased U.S. role in al Qaeda fight
Yemeni forces do not need foreign parties to take the lead in the crackdown on al Qaeda, an official said on Thursday, responding to reports that the U.S. may increase strikes on the militant group's Yemen wing.
Aug
24
2010
Why are more troops killing selves?
A task force has spelled out what many people have suspected for a long time: Multiple deployments to multiple wars are partly to blame for the sharp increase in suicides in the military.
Aug
23
2010
II MEF (Forward) Set to Deploy
At a recent ceremony aboard Camp Lejeune, the II Marine Expeditionary Force (Forward) was officially activated to spearhead Marine Corps efforts in Afghanistan early next year.
Aug
21
2010
Iran's first nuclear plant begins fueling
Iran began fueling its first nuclear energy plant in the southern city of Bushehr Saturday, the nation's state media reported. The effort will help the country create nuclear-generated electricity, Press TV said.
Aug
19
2010
New EFV Prototype Tests at Pendleton
The newest variant of the Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle boasts 2,700 horsepower that propel it at speeds of up to 30 mph.
Aug
19
2010
Ears in the Sky: Military Tests Airborne Gunshot Detection
The Department of Defense plans to test a helicopter-mounted system to pinpoint gunfire fire in places like Afghanistan.
