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Top Daily Stories for May 2012
May
1
2012
Navy fires 4 in 2 separate incidents
The Navy has sacked two commanding officers, an executive officer and a senior enlisted leader.
May
1
2012
Higher profile sought for Pentagon’s Cyber Command
Senior military leaders are recommending that the Pentagon’s cyberwarfare unit be elevated to full combatant command status.
May
1
2012
USNA mid dismissed for wrongful sexual contact
A Naval Academy midshipman has been dismissed from service after he was found guilty of wrongful sexual contact by a military court.
May
1
2012
LCS-2 Arrive in San Diego Today
The littoral combat ship USS Independence (LCS-2) is scheduled to arrive at Naval Base San Diego today, marking the completion of her maiden voyage to her homeport.
May
1
2012
Opinion: Transfer of Okinawa Marines a doubly good move
The long-term strategy the repositioning in Asia is gradually revealing itself. A series of moves in recent months set the stage for rebalancing U.S. naval, air and ground forces in the region.
May
1
2012
U.S. to seek death penalty in Somali yacht hijacking
Federal prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty against three Somalis if they are convicted of murder in the deaths of four Americans who were shot aboard a hijacked yacht last year.
May
1
2012
Unease Mounting, China and U.S. to Open Military Talks
Despite escalating tensions in the Asia and Pacific region, the two nations have been unable to agree on a serious agenda for the talks that open Wednesday.
May
1
2012
Panetta to Warn That Bad Press Hurts War Effort
When Defense Secretary Leon Panetta visits Fort Benning, Ga., on Friday he'll tell soldiers of the harm that lapses in judgment can inflict on the U.S. strategy in Afghanistan.
May
1
2012
Some Pilots Shun F-22 Over Oxygen-related Dangers
Some of the nation's 200 F-22 Raptor pilots want to be moved into other jobs because of oxygen-deficit problems with the stealth fighter, an Air Force general said Monday.
