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Top Daily Stories for August 2011
Aug
31
2011
Pentagon ponders budget cuts in face of 'perfect storm'
The Pentagon is considering a range of options to meet a bipartisan call to greatly reduce defense spending in what is a "perfect storm" rocking the military's once-sturdy budget plans.
Aug
31
2011
China says aircraft carrier 'attained objectives'
China's first aircraft carrier "attained the anticipated objectives" during its maiden sea trial earlier this month, the country's defense ministry said.
Aug
30
2011
Gen. Amos: Larger Drawdown Possible for Marine Corps
The national budget crisis could force the U.S. Marine Corps to start cutting the force as soon as next fall, and below the 186,800-troop end strength some have pushed to maintain after the war in Afghanistan.
Aug
30
2011
Navy Times survey: New rules for new cammies
The Navy on Tuesday released comprehensive new rules for the new desert and woodland versions of the digital Navy working uniform.
Aug
30
2011
Lawmaker seeks to protect straight troops’ rights
A California congressman opposed to allowing gays to serve openly in the military is drafting legislation to protect the rights of straight service members who object to gays' presence.
Aug
30
2011
Turkey, Germany Jointly Seek Sub Sale to Indonesia
A team of Turkey and Germany is seeking to sell two HDW 209-type diesel submarines to Indonesia, worth about $1 billion, in a competition against South Korea, a Turkish official said
Aug
30
2011
Iran Sends Sub, Warship on Red Sea Patrol
Iran has dispatched a submarine and a warship to the Red Sea on a patrol mission, navy commander Admiral Habibollah Sayyari said in a report by state media on Aug. 30.
Aug
30
2011
Navy, USDA, DOE Seek Input from Industry to Advance Biofuels for Military and Commercial Transportation
Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, Secretary of Energy Steven Chu, and Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus announced Aug. 30 the next step in the creation of a public-private partnership to develop drop-in advanced biofuels.
Aug
30
2011
CG reopens Va. waters; ships begin return
The Coast Guard has reopened Virginia waters to military, commercial and recreational vessels.
Aug
30
2011
Facing vet groups’ criticism, VA ends leases
The VA is booting three businesses from its sprawling campus a few miles from the ocean as it tries to counter accusations that it puts commercial interests ahead of housing homeless veterans
