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Top Daily Stories for October 2011
Oct
28
2011
U.S. troops to be moved from Kandahar
The U.S. military is planning to start withdrawing troops from this volatile southern city, shifting them instead to neighboring rural areas even as the Taliban shows it is capable of penetrating the city to attack.
Oct
28
2011
NATO Declares Oct. 31 End to Libya Mission
Despite calls from the country's new rulers for air patrols to continue until the end of the year, NATO has decided to end its seven-month mission in Libya on Oct. 31.
Oct
28
2011
Australia calls for tougher anti-piracy action in Indian Ocean
Australia called on Friday for tougher action against piracy in the Indian Ocean and announced it would host an international conference next year to help tackle the growing problem.
Oct
27
2011
Keel Laid for Future USS Milwaukee
Workers at the Marinette Marine Corp. shipyard in Marinette, Wis., authenticated the keel for LCS 5, the future USS Milwaukee, during a ceremony Oct. 27, recognizing the beginning of the ship's construction.
Oct
27
2011
Gen. Dunford: Cuts risk Marines' war-fighting missions
The assistant commandant says cutting the Corps to 150,000 Marines, as some analysts project, would mean it could not fulfill its mission during war, or respond adequately to crises and humanitarian disasters.
Oct
27
2011
U.S. considers unusual arms deal for Turkey
The Obama administration is consulting Congress on a proposal to transfer Marine Corps attack helicopters to Turkey, officials said, as Ankara tries to exact revenge for a major attack by Kurdish separatists.
Oct
27
2011
After 50 years, Navy resumes airship program
The first Navy airship commissioned in 50 years had its public debut Wednesday in Lakehurst, the scene of so much history in lighter-than-air flight—and a center for its potential renaissance.
Oct
27
2011
Pentagon personnel chief Stanley steps down
Clifford Stanley has resigned in the midst of an Inspector General investigation of his performance as undersecretary of Defense for personnel and readiness.
Oct
27
2011
U.S. quietly assumes military posture in Africa
The United States, using Special Forces advisers, drones and tens of millions of dollars in military aid, is combating a growing, multifaceted security threat in Africa, focusing on Somalia.
Oct
27
2011
SecDef skeptical on North Korea talks
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said he was skeptical about the fate of the latest diplomatic push with North Korea and called on China to pressure Pyongyang more over its nuclear programs.
