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Top Daily Stories for March 2012
Mar
26
2012
U.S., Australia deepen military ties amid pivot to SE Asia
The United States and Australia are planning a major expansion of military ties, including possible drone flights from a coral atoll in the Indian Ocean and increased U.S. naval access to Australian ports.
Mar
26
2012
Gen. Allen admits 'green-on-blue' attacks erode trust
The top allied commander in Afghanistan said the recent killings of U.S. and coalition troops by Afghan soldiers have created an "erosion of trust" between international and Afghan forces.
Mar
26
2012
Coast Guard Opens New Station on Cape May
The U.S. Coast Guard has opened a new $11.4 million station at Training Center Cape May, New Jersey, that will help prevent and respond to maritime events.
Mar
26
2012
Disabled Soldier Backlog Puts Army at Risk
The backlog of soldiers too injured to serve is growing so large that it could affect the Army’s ability to go to war.
Mar
24
2012
80% of wounded veterans cite mental health woes
In a survey of wounded Iraq and Afghanistan veterans, nearly 80 percent reported having symptoms of a combat-related mental health condition, and roughly half said they had a traumatic brain injury.
Mar
23
2012
Post-Traumatic Stress’s Surprisingly Positive Flip Side
Some soldiers respond to the trauma of combat with a new sense of hope. How crazy is that?
Mar
22
2012
Retirement sets off search for new MCPON
The Navy’s top enlisted sailor says he’ll retire this year, triggering a search for his successor under a new set of rules limiting who is eligible to apply.
Mar
22
2012
EU anti-piracy mission set for land bombardments
European Union forces are set to step up their mission countering piracy off the Horn of Africa, with EU ministers likely to sign off on beach bombardments and attacks on other land-based targets.
Mar
22
2012
Allen calls for solid U.S. force in Afghanistan in 2013
The United States still will need "significant combat power" in Afghanistan in 2013 despite the call for reducing the force, the top U.S. commander there said Thursday.
Mar
22
2012
Deal May Spread Okinawa Marines Across Pacific
U.S. Marines based on Okinawa would be spread out across the Pacific as part of a strategic realignment being worked out with Japan, according to sources quoted in the Yomiuri newspaper.
