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The Navy has fired the commanding officer of a Jacksonville, Fla.-based Seabee reserve battalion because of “mismanagement and major program deficiencies.”
Police in the southern Chinese island province of Hainan will board and search ships that illegally enter what China considers its territory in the disputed South China Sea, state media said Thursday.
With the Senate knee-deep in the second of an expected three days of debate on the 2013 defense authorization bill, the White House has threatened to veto it unless some significant changes are made.
Defense Secretary says U.S. troops will need to stay in Afghanistan even after the combat mission ends in 2014 because al Qaeda is still present and trying to strengthen its influence.
Amid concerns about the looming elimination of Tricare Prime in some areas, the Senate voted to require the Pentagon to report on the future availability of affordable managed care for Tricare beneficiaries.
A Defense Department board will conduct the force-wide review of mental health diagnoses ordered earlier this year by Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, the Pentagon said.
The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, still plagued by technological troubles, will ultimately cost taxpayers $396 billion if the Pentagon sticks to its plan.