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Top Daily Stories for August 2011
Aug
9
2011
CNO defends LCS
“I have introduced several classes of ships in my career, and we had far bigger problems than that,” says Adm. Gary Roughead.
Aug
8
2011
DOD Might Cut Jets from Fifth F-35 Batch
The Pentagon might have to cut the number of F-35 Lightning II fighters it purchases to cover increased development costs in early models, unless Congress approves a $151 million funding transfer.
Aug
8
2011
Moscow to NATO: Do not extend missile shield
Russia cautioned the U.S. and its NATO allies Aug. 8 against plans to extend an anti-missile shield into northern European seas.
Aug
8
2011
N. Korea Urges Halt to S. Korea-U.S. Drill
North Korea urged South Korea and the U.S. on Aug. 8 to cancel their upcoming annual joint exercise if they want to see a thaw in relations, as well as de-nuclearization.
Aug
8
2011
Navy takes possession of attack sub California
The Navy took possession of its newest Virginia-class attack submarine on Sunday, nearly nine months early, a news release says.
Aug
7
2011
Navy’s First Female Master Chief Dead at 90
Master Chief Yeoman (Ret.) Anna Der-Vartanian died Aug. 4 at Vinson Hall Retirement Community, in McLean, Va.
Aug
7
2011
SEALs killed in crash were on mission to aid Army
The 30 American servicemen—most of them Navy SEALs—who died when their helicopter was shot down were rushing to help Army Rangers who had come under fire, two U.S. officials said Sunday.
Aug
7
2011
LCSs Sail Through Trials, Tackle Challenges
While the future of the Littoral Combat Ship program continues to be debated in Washington, the Navy and its industrial partners are testing out the first two ships and their complex mission modules.
Aug
7
2011
Report blasts crew’s response to LSD fire
The response to an early-morning blaze aboard the dock landing ship USS Whidbey Island in October was a clinic in unpreparedness and lack of organization, according to a command investigation.
Aug
7
2011
Iraqi cleric says U.S. military trainers could be targets
Iraq's fiercely anti-American cleric Moqtada al-Sadr has warned that U.S. military trainers will be targets if they stay in the country beyond a year-end deadline for American troops to leave.
