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Top Daily Stories for October 2011
Oct
27
2011
HSM-78 Prepares for Establishment
Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 78, the second HSM squadron to stand up in San Diego, prepared for its establishment at Naval Air Station North Island by hanging the squadron's sign Oct. 25.
Oct
27
2011
Chinese Military Suspected in Hacker Attacks on U.S. Satellites
Computer hackers, possibly from the Chinese military, interfered with two U.S. government satellites through a ground station in Norway, according to a congressional commission.
Oct
26
2011
Trio accused of hazing in Marine's suicide face court-martial
Three Hawaii-based Marines accused of hazing a fellow Marine who later committed suicide in Afghanistan will be tried in a court-martial, the Marine Corps said Wednesday.
Oct
26
2011
Panetta says U.S. is shifting focus to Asia
The Secretary of Defense traveled to Asia this week, and his message—mainly to China and North Korea—was clear: The United States is shifting its focus to the region and bolstering forces and alliances there.
Oct
26
2011
Fired DDG skipper charged with rape, sodomy
The former commanding officer of the destroyer Momsen has been charged with rape, sodomy and maltreatment and will be court-martialed on Friday, a Navy spokesman confirmed.
Oct
26
2011
New Missile Craft for Egypt Delivered
The first of four new fast missile craft for Egypt was dedicated Oct. 25 at a shipyard in Pascagoula, Miss., and the ship's name was announced.
Oct
26
2011
VA launches Gulf War illness pilot program
Twenty years after the end of the Persian Gulf War, the VA plans to standardize and improve treatment for veterans who suffer from a multi-symptom illness thought linked to the conflict.
Oct
26
2011
Taliban say Pakistan's ISI trains, arms them
Pakistan's security service provides weapons and training to Taliban insurgents in Afghanistan, Taliban commanders say—allegations that could worsen tensions between Pakistan and the United States.
Oct
26
2011
Panetta Pledges 'Nuclear Umbrella' for S. Korea
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta pledged to preserve a "nuclear umbrella" protecting South Korea, a day after the United States held talks with Seoul's hostile neighbor North Korea.
Oct
26
2011
Taiwan Urges Better South China Sea Defense
Taiwan's security chief called Wednesday for improved defenses of a group of islands in the South China Sea, reacting to reports rival claimants to the waters are building up arms.
