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Top Daily Stories for October 2011
Oct
26
2011
DOD official: Military retirement plan not 'unaffordable'
A congressional panel has been told that the current military retirement system is "neither unaffordable nor spiraling out of control, as some would contend," and was cautioned against proposals to replace it.
Oct
25
2011
Marines plan Quantico brig closure Dec. 31
The Marine Corps is proposing a year-end date for closing the brig at its base in Quantico, Va., part of a consolidation of military confinement facilities.
Oct
25
2011
Sexual harassment still a problem in the military, study finds
Despite a longstanding effort by the military services to root out sexual harassment, it still occurs frequently and is almost never formally reported, according to a new government study.
Oct
25
2011
Shipyard CO’s firing made permanent
The commanding officer of Norfolk Naval Shipyard who was initially fired in May has been permanently relieved of command.
Oct
25
2011
Russia Delivers Radar Jammers to Iran
Russia has sent a set of mobile radar jammers to Iran and is negotiating future deliveries that Moscow believes do not contravene current U.N. sanctions on the Islamic state's regime.
Oct
25
2011
DOD Says Uganda Mission To Last Months
While the Pentagon has yet to give a specific timeline or cost for the deployment of U.S. troops to Uganda, the mission will likely take months and cost tens of millions of dollars, a Defense official says.
Oct
25
2011
China paper warns of "sound of cannons" in sea disputes
One of China's most popular newspapers warned that nations involved in territorial disputes in the South China Sea should "mentally prepare for the sounds of cannons" if they remain at loggerheads with Beijing.
Oct
24
2011
Full story of fatal SEAL mission in question
U.S. Central Command has released hundreds of pages of interviews and exhibits indicating there were at least two tactical moves that came in for second-guessing.
Oct
24
2011
Admiral says U.S. Pacific forces may dodge budget cuts
Admiral Robert Willard, who has run Pacific Command since October 2009, took a measured tone about the threat posed by China’s burgeoning sea power.
Oct
24
2011
Panetta calls NKorea 'reckless,' criticizes China
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta lashed out at North Korea on Monday for "reckless and provocative" acts and criticized China for a secretive expansion of its military power.
