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Top Daily Stories for January 2012
Jan
12
2012
Pacific Fleet to get new commander
Admiral Cecil D. Haney will take command of the Pacific Fleet from Admiral Patrick Walsh at Pearl Harbor on Jan. 20.
Jan
11
2012
Photo: FIrst F-35Bs Arrive At Eglin
The U.S. Marine Corps ferried its first production F-35Bs, BF-6 and BF-8, to Eglin AFB, Fla., Jan. 11 to join the small fleet of F-35As already there.
Jan
11
2012
Marines probe video of men urinating on Taliban corpses
The Marine Corps said on Wednesday it would investigate a video showing what appears to be American forces in Afghanistan urinating on the bodies of dead Taliban fighters.
Jan
11
2012
Pakistan fires defense secretary in memo flap
Pakistan’s prime minister fired the defense secretary Wednesday in a dispute over a memo sent to Washington, escalating a crisis pitting the civilian government against its military leadership.
Jan
11
2012
First lady to unveil effort on treatment for troops
In a visit to Virginia for this afternoon, first lady Michelle Obama is to announce an initiative to train more doctors—civilian and military—to diagnose and treat post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injuries.
Jan
10
2012
Navy readies for Chinese power grab on shipping
The Navy's top officer detailed
a strategy for making sure the South China Sea and Western Pacific remain open to international shipping, saying an emerging China might try to "limit access in the region."
Jan
10
2012
Obama sending 5 military officers to S. Sudan
President Obama is sending five American military officers to South Sudan amid recent outbreaks of violence in the newly independent African nation.
Jan
10
2012
Carrier Carl Vinson joins Stennis in 5th Fleet
The carrier Carl Vinson has arrived in 5th Fleet, putting U.S. naval forces closer to Iran as tensions between that country and the United States continue to escalate.
Jan
10
2012
Greenert: Pivot to Asia won't affect Mideast presence
The United States will not be "taking its eye off the ball" in the Middle East as it looks to strengthen its military presence in the Asia-Pacific, the Chief of Naval Operations said Tuesday.
Jan
10
2012
N. Korea Military Pledges Support for New Leader
North Korea's powerful military held a mass rally to pledge loyalty to the country's new chief Kim Jong Un, vowing to become "rifles and bombs" to protect him.
