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Top Daily Stories for August 2010
Aug
17
2010
Federal judge throws out piracy charges against 6 Somalis
A federal judge has dismissed piracy charges against six Somali nationals accused of attacking a Navy ship off the coast of Africa.
Aug
17
2010
Vietnam, U.S. hold first-ever defense talks
Former foes Vietnam and the United States held their first defense talks on Tuesday, which a senior U.S. official called extremely productive and successful.
Aug
17
2010
Suspect ship seen before Japan tanker blast: report
The radar of a Japanese supertanker that was damaged by an explosion near the Strait of Hormuz last month showed a small ship making suspicious movements near it at the time of the incident, Japanese public broadcaster NHK said on Tuesday.
Aug
16
2010
China targets U.S. troops with arms buildup
China is aggressively building up military forces to strike U.S. forces in the western Pacific and elsewhere as part of what the Pentagon calls an array of high-tech "anti-access" missiles, submarines and warplanes in its latest annual report.
Aug
15
2010
China report to be released by Pentagon
The Pentagon this week will release its long-delayed annual report to Congress on China's military with a new title that officials say reflects the Obama administration's conciliatory, "soft power" approach to world affairs.
Aug
13
2010
An Exclusive Interview with U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates
The U.S. defense secretary tells "Foreign Policy" when he's leaving the Pentagon -- and what he hopes to leave behind.
Aug
12
2010
Gates: Marine Corps Troop Levels to Decrease
The U.S. Marine Corps will begin to reduce its size as the number of troops in Afghanistan is cut, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates says.
Aug
12
2010
NPS Restarts Undersea Warfare Academics
The Naval Postgraduate School has announced the re-establishment of the Undersea Warfare Academic Group. The group is tasked with ensuring that NPS submariners, aviators, and surface warfare officers receive the best possible undersea warfare education.
Aug
12
2010
China PLA warns U.S. over fresh military drill in region
China's People Liberation Army demanded a tough response to U.S. plans to send an aircraft carrier to naval exercises near its coast, saying that "respect" was at stake.
Aug
9
2010
Pentagon belt-tightening will cut jobs
WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Monday that tough economic times require that he shutter a major command that employs some 5,000 people around Norfolk, Va., and begin to eliminate other
