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Top Daily Stories for January 2012
Jan
19
2012
Judge: Somali accused of piracy to go to trial
A Somali man prosecutors consider the highest-ranking pirate the United States has ever captured will stand trial after a judge refused to dismiss charges against him.
Jan
19
2012
Stennis Strike Group Enters 7th Fleet AO
John C. Stennis Strike Group entered the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations (AO) after nearly three months supporting operations in the U.S. 5th Fleet AO.
Jan
19
2012
Pakistan to re-open NATO supply route—but impose fees
Pakistan expects to re-open supply routes to NATO forces in Afghanistan, halted after a NATO cross-border air attack killed 24 Pakistani soldiers in November, but will impose tariffs.
Jan
18
2012
Pentagon targets military sex assaults
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta outlined new measures targeting sexual assaults against military personnel, saying he has "no higher responsibility than to protect those who are protecting America."
Jan
18
2012
Chinese virus targets DoD Common Access Card
A Chinese-based cyber attack is targeting the Defense Department’s Common Access Cards with technology that could steal information from military networks while troops and civilians work at their desks, researchers say.
Jan
17
2012
Navy to Shutter SEAL LDO Designator
Navy has announced the phase-out of the SEAL Limited Duty Officer (LDO) designator, officials said Jan. 17.
Jan
17
2012
Design blamed for F-35C tailhook issues
Lockheed Martin has traced the Navy F-35C Joint Strike Fighter’s troubles with catching a carrier’s arresting gear wires to the tailhook design.
Jan
17
2012
Senators: Arm allies to ready for Asia clashes
Two U.S. senators say a confrontation between the United States and China in Asia is unlikely but America will arm allies such as the Philippines amid territorial spats in the region.
Jan
16
2012
New space-arms control initiative draws concern
The Obama administration is launching a new space arms-control initiative that critics say will lead to restrictions on U.S. military activities in space, a key U.S. strategic war-fighting advantage.
Jan
16
2012
Analysts: U.S., Pakistan again collaborate on drone strikes
Two apparent U.S. drone attacks last week on militant targets very likely signal the resumption of joint counterintelligence operations by the CIA and Pakistan's military spy agency, security analysts say.
