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Top Daily Stories for November 2012
Nov
11
2012
Destroyer McCain fails INSURV inspection
A Navy destroyer flunked the Fleet’s toughest ship inspection in June, officials confirmed Nov. 8 — the first such failure in nearly a year.
Nov
11
2012
U.S. Military’s New Focus on Asia Becomes Clearer
The challenge for the United States is to strengthen alliances and readiness in the Pacific region, while not antagonizing China more than necessary.
Nov
9
2012
Report: Have VA take over retiree health care
A report by a think tank with close ties to the Obama administration suggests responsibility for military retiree health care might be more efficiently handled by the VA rather than the Pentagon.
Nov
9
2012
Citing Affair, Petraeus Resigns as C.I.A. Director
David H. Petraeus resigned Friday, citing “extremely poor judgment” after 37 years of marriage. The highly decorated general had been expected to remain in President Obama’s administration.
Nov
8
2012
Navy SEALs punished for secrets breach
Seven members of Navy SEAL Team 6, including one involved in the mission to get Osama bin Laden, have been punished for disclosing classified information.
Nov
8
2012
Navy official removed amid waste allegations
The head of the Navy’s ship maintenance center in San Diego has been removed from his command following allegations of wasteful spending.
Nov
8
2012
Pentagon Says Iran Fired at Surveillance Drone Last Week
While the unmanned American military drone was not hit, the incident prompted a strong protest to Tehran.<
Nov
8
2012
Shipyard worker pleads guilty in $400M submarine fire
A shipyard worker in Maine pleaded guilty to arson Thursday for setting a fire that did $400 million in damage to a U.S. nuclear attack submarine.
Nov
8
2012
Admiral cleared of misconduct in Pentagon probe
Defense officials say the head of U.S. European Command has been cleared of misconduct after a lengthy investigation into questions that derailed his chances of becoming the Navy’s top officer.
Nov
7
2012
China submarines soon to carry nukes, draft U.S. report says
China appears to be within two years of deploying submarine-launched nuclear weapons, a draft report by a congressionally mandated U.S. commission says.
