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Top Daily Stories for January 2012
Jan
16
2012
French Navy to Get Female Commodore
Captain Anne Cullerre, 54, is set to become the French navy's first female commodore with seagoing experience.
Jan
16
2012
Navy Aircrew Assists in At-Sea Rescue
An aircrew assigned to Patrol Squadron 47, from Naval Air Station Sigonella, Sicily, helped rescue 68 people adrift in the Mediterranean Sea more than 80 miles from the southwest coast of Malta.
Jan
15
2012
S. Korean Navy's Anti-Piracy Units Get Better Gear
South Korea has reinforced the equipment and training of navy units in charge of defending the seas from pirates after they successfully rescued a freighter from Somali pirates in the Gulf of Aden last January.
Jan
15
2012
New Navy budgets may sink plans for carriers
On the surface, the Navy's cherished fleet of 11 active aircraft carriers seems safe from budget slashers. But sources say the Navy will be down to 10 or even nine carriers within the next five years.
Jan
15
2012
Veterans' new battle front: Job market
The jobless rate for Iraq and Afghanistan veterans is 13.1 percent, up from 11.1 percent a year ago. The December unemployment rate was 4.5 percentage points higher than the national rate.
Jan
15
2012
Report: Joint U.S.-Israel military exercise postponed
The United States and Israel have postponed a joint military exercise due to be held in the coming weeks until later in the year, an Israeli security source says.
Jan
15
2012
Dempsey to head to Israel as Iran tension grows
The top U.S. military commander is scheduled for talks in Israel this week, Israel says, at a time when the United States is concerned Israel might be preparing to attack Iran.
Jan
15
2012
Somali pirates release Indian ship, 21 crew
The all-Indian crew of a chemical oil tanker that was hijacked by Somali pirates in August last year has been released, along with the ship, Indian authorities said.
Jan
13
2012
Navy's SEAL program turns 50
Created at Kennedy’s behest in 1962 to counter Communist guerrillas in Vietnam, the former World War II frogmen have transformed into one of the U.S. military’s elite forces.
Jan
13
2012
U.S. Navy Shipbuilding Given Budget Priority
The general state of the Navy's shipbuilding programs is good, two senior officials said, and construction programs apparently will not be slashed to meet an expected Pentagon-wide $263 billion cut in spending.
