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Air Force Secretary Michael Donley wants a review of disciplinary actions in the Dover mortuary inquiry and will delay his expected final report to the Pentagon.
India's president yesterday stressed the need to improve maritime security, as the energy-hungry nation grows and ramps up offshore oil and gas exploration activity.
The Navy got an early Christmas present on Monday when it took delivery of the sixth amphibious transport dock, the San Diego.
She is scheduled to be commissioned in the spring of next year.
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force has selected the F-35A as the winner of its F-X contest for 40-50 aircraft to replace F-4 Phantoms. The Lockheed Martin jet wins over Boeing’s F/A-18E/F and the Eurofighter Typhoon.
U.S. Special Forces troops have set up a base in the Central African Republic as part of their regional hunt for fighters from the Ugandan-born Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) group.
The Defense Department on Monday said the alert readiness for U.S. forces on the Korean Peninsula was unchanged following the death of North Korean dictator Kim Jong-il.
Congress on Saturday approved $56 million to complete the new 1.1-million-square-foot Coast Guard headquarters in Washington on the campus of the former St. Elizabeths Hospital facility.
Top American officials in Afghanistan say the U.S. military intends to maintain a troop presence here beyond a 2014 deadline for Afghan troops to take over.
Congress has approved dedicating $10 million to research the mysterious Gulf War illness. The move ends concerns from veterans’ groups that the money would disappear because of budget problems.