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U.S. military commanders denied Wednesday there are no plans to turn the Afghan war over to CIA control after 2014, with special operations answering to American intelligence officials.
Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta said Wednesday that the best solution would not involve military intervention, but that the United States and its allies were reviewing all options.
A breakdown of safety procedures, protocol violations and gross negligence led to the death of a sailor on board the USS Essex in November, according to a Navy report.
The U.S. Coast Guard on Tuesday dismissed negligent homicide and other charges against the sole survivor of a 2010 helicopter crash off the Washington coast.
The top U.S. commander in the Middle East plans to visit Pakistan in the next 10 days to begin negotiating the reopening of supply routes closed after November's deadly friendly fire air strike.
The Navy’s first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier will depart on its final deployment on March 11, with three Norfolk-based destroyers following it to sea the next day.
Eight current and former members of the U.S. military allege in a federal lawsuit that they were raped, assaulted or harassed during their service and suffered retaliation when they reported it.
The aircraft carrier Nimitz has left Bremerton, Washington, for its new homeport at Naval Station Everett after wrapping up $239 million worth of maintenance and upgrades at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.