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A Marine sergeant who led a squad that killed 24 unarmed Iraqis will spend no time in confinement despite a military judge's recommendation that he spend three months in the brig.
Navy is headed to the Big East, giving up more than 130 years of football independence to join a conference that is in the middle of a massive overhaul.
The U.S. is maintaining a sizable ground, air and sea force in the Persian Gulf, underscoring the need to protect oil-producing states after deposing Iraq's Saddam Hussein and exiting Iraq in December.
Britain could send further military assets to the Strait of Hormuz to deter any Iranian attempt to block Persian Gulf tanker traffic, the country's defense secretary said Tuesday.
The Navy’s top officer said Monday the Defense Department’s shift in focus to Asia and the Pacific bodes well for San Diego, confirming that a third aircraft carrier probably will be assigned there by 2016.
The White House has asked Congress to approve nominees for four key Defense Department positions, including undersecretaries for acquisition, policy and personnel.
President Obama has nominated Vice Adm. Bill Gortney as the next commander of U.S. Fleet Forces Command, a move that if approved by the Senate would likely occur this summer.
Russia has signed a contract to sell combat jets to Syria, a newspaper reported Monday, in apparent support for President Bashar Assad and open defiance of international condemnation of his regime's bloody crackdown.