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Top Daily Stories for October 2011
Oct
20
2011
Ballistic-missile sub skipper is sacked
The commanding officer of a Bangor, Wash.-based ballistic-missile submarine was fired Tuesday for inadequate leadership, a Navy spokesman said Thursday.
Oct
20
2011
Navy to Push Cargo UAS Capabilities
The U.S. Navy is getting interested in unmanned cargo aircraft. A 1-2 November workshop will brief industry on the Office of Naval Research's Autonomous Aerial Cargo/Utility Vehicle prototype program.
Oct
19
2011
IED attacks increase beyond Afghanistan, Iraq
Attacks with homemade bombs are growing worldwide and pose an increasing threat to the United States, says the head of the Pentagon agency charged with combating makeshift bombs.
Oct
19
2011
Greenert Says for Navy, Asia Is Priority
The U.S. Navy will place a top priority on deploying ships in the Asia-Pacific region even as it faces possible budget cuts that could curtail other missions, the CNO says.
Oct
19
2011
Military retirees’ COLA to rise by 3.5 percent
After two years of having no annual adjustment, military retirees will receive a 3.5 percent cost-of-living adjustment effective Dec. 1.
Oct
19
2011
Panetta, Shinseki Discuss More Support for Vets
Secretary of Defense Leon E. Panetta met with Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric K. Shinseki this week to discuss ways to aid separating service members and veterans prepare for civilian careers.
Oct
18
2011
U.S. Reportedly Weighed Cyberattack in Libya War: Officials
The United States is said to have weighed launching a cyberattack to disrupt Libyan air defenses before the start of an air campaign against Moammar Gadhafi's forces.
Oct
18
2011
JCS Chief Dempsey Taps Schmidle to Lead QDR Update
The Pentagon has stood up a team that will rapidly update the document that serves as the foundation of the U.S. military's strategy and priorities, the Quadrennial Defense Review (QDR).
Oct
18
2011
Brazil May Delay Fighter Purchase: Minister
The international economic crisis has pushed Brazil's plans to update its fighter jet fleet to the sidelines, Brazilian Defense Minister Celso Amorim said.
Oct
17
2011
Last Marine Team of 'New Dawn' Leaves Iraq
Marines assigned to Iraqi Marine Training Team 03 completed their mission and made history as the last Marine team of Operation New Dawn to leave the country.
