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Worried that U.S. troops could stay in Afghanistan beyond 2014, Iran is mounting an aggressive campaign to fuel anti-American sentiment there and turn leaders against a partnership with Washington.
President Barack Obama will make a rare appearance at the Pentagon on Thursday when top defense leaders unveil an overarching strategy that will dictate the makeup of the military throughout the next decade.
The top enlisted member of Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit 3 was fired last month due to a “loss of confidence in his ability to perform as a command master chief,” the Navy said Wednesday.
Top-performing Sailors will see more opportunities to convert, reenlist, and advance as a result of the use of force management tools such as the Enlisted Retention Board and Perform-to-Serve, Navy leaders say.
Five months after signing a $2.2 billion deal to upgrade its French Mirage aircraft, India on Wednesday cleared an additional $1.18 billion deal to procure Mica air-to-air missiles from France.
As of Tuesday, the biography of the current chief of the National Guard Bureau, Air Force Gen. Craig McKinley, is posted on the Joint Chiefs website, alongside bios for the other military service chiefs.
Defense Secretary Panetta is set to reveal his plan to chop $450 billion from the Pentagon's budget. It won't be pretty for the Air Force, which is poised to lose hundreds of planes and thousands of airmen.
President Obama has signed a law that within six months could make it easier for service members and their families to get through security checkpoints at major airports.
The aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan is changing homeports—just for a year—as the Nimitz-class ship will go into drydock for a major overhaul in Washington state.