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Top Daily Stories for December 2011
Dec
19
2011
U.S. shifts to Central Asia for supply routes
The United States is increasingly relying on three transit routes through Central Asia, Russia and the Caucuses, to ship non-military supplies and fuel into Afghanistan border crossings with Pakistan close.
Dec
18
2011
Taiwan Receives Two U.S. Early Warning Aircraft
Taiwan received two upgraded early warning aircraft from the United States on Dec. 18, the island's air force said, as part of an arms deal that upset China-U.S. relations.
Dec
18
2011
Clashes continue in Bahrain
Security forces disperse hundreds of Shia demonstrators who gathered outside capital Manama for the fourth day in a row.
Dec
18
2011
Navy places orders to address jumper shortage
Sailors looking for a new crackerjack jumper this winter may be out of luck.
Dec
18
2011
Official: U.S. limits intel value of drones
A U.S. official says Iran will find it hard to exploit any data and technology aboard the captured CIA stealth drone because of measures taken to limit the intelligence value of drones operating over hostile territory.
Dec
17
2011
Pentagon Chief Sees Close Partnership with Libya
U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said that Tripoli could become an important security partner of Washington as he visited Libya on Dec. 17 for talks with new regime officials.
Dec
17
2011
Malaysia Firm Wins $2.8 Billion Navy Ship Deal
A Malaysian shipbuilder says it has won a $2.8 billion contract from Kuala Lumpur for six naval vessels developed by French manufacturer DCNS.
Dec
16
2011
K-MAX Makes First Unmanned Flight in Afghanistan
It’s been years in the making, but the Marines are inching ever closer to using unmanned aircraft to supply troops in the field.
Dec
16
2011
Navy's 'Old Salt' torch passes to Admiral Harvey
Head of Fleet Forces Command is now the longest-serving active-duty surface warfare officer in the Navy.
Dec
16
2011
Study: Troops still fear reporting PTSD
Even as the military works on easing the stigma of seeking help for mental health issues, many service members remain loath to acknowledge they suffer post-traumatic stress disorder or have suicidal thoughts.
