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Top Daily Stories for October 2012
Oct
7
2012
Mitt Romney's Big Plans for the Navy
In an exclusive interview, a top Romney defense adviser provided some details on the candidate's ambitious plans for the Navy.
Oct
7
2012
Navy Commissions USS Michael Murphy in New York
USS Michael Murphy (DDG-112), the Navy's newest guided-missile destroyer, was commissioned during a formal ceremony at pier 88 in Manhattan.
Oct
6
2012
Panetta: New era for U.S. in South America
The secretary of Defense Secretary says the Utates has moved into a new era in South America and is no longer the sole provider of security in the hemisphere.
Oct
6
2012
Corps seeks detector for low-metal IEDs
Marine officials are searching for the Corps’ next-generation mine detectors, capable of locating explosives with little or no metal in them.
Oct
4
2012
USMC general details training changes
Marines are about to see a lot of changes in their training as the Corps shifts from steady combat in Afghanistan to new missions focused on U.S. interests in the Asia-Pacific region.
Oct
4
2012
Is U.S. preparing to strike Libya?
U.S. intelligence and the Pentagon have begun assembling preliminary information about potential targets and militant personnel that could be struck if the president ordered such action.
Oct
4
2012
The Pentagon's pivot problems
Amid recent territorial tensions between China and Japan, the United States is trying reassure its allies in the region without alarming China. However, the Pentagon risks missing out on tangible results.
Oct
2
2012
A Marine Corps first: Women take infantry course
The demanding training was a typical first day in the Marine Corps’ Infantry Officer Course at Quantico, except for one thing: For the first time, two women were part of the class.
Oct
1
2012
Commander of Boise wins Stockdale award
Cmdr. Brian Sittlow, commanding officer of the attack submarine Boise, is the U.S. Fleet Forces Command winner of the 2012 Vice Admiral James Bond Stockdale Leadership award.
Oct
1
2012
Joint Chiefs chair seeks dialogue about vets
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said Monday he wants to increase the national conversation about war veterans and how they’re treated and regarded in society.
