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Top Daily Stories for May 2012
May
15
2012
Military families to get free pass to national parks
Members of the U.S. military and their families are now eligible for free passes to national parks and monuments as part of a program timed to celebrate Armed Forces Day on Saturday.
May
14
2012
Panetta to speak at Naval Academy graduation
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is scheduled to speak at the U.S. Naval Academy’s graduation this month.
May
14
2012
Mental disorder hospitalizations up 19% in 2011
The number of active-duty troops hospitalized for mental disorders rose 19 percent in 2011, to 21,735, up from 18,250 in 2010, according to a Defense Department report.
May
14
2012
Pentagon Wants Web Apps to Stop Piracy, for Some Reason
The Navy's far-out research wing thinks it's found a way to cut down on the scourge of maritime piracy: apps. Commence the face-palming.
May
14
2012
Navy to create Coastal Riverine Force command
A new command will be responsible for conducting high-level security near ports, providing protection for certain ships in coastal waterways and to sometimes take part in offensive combat.
May
14
2012
$2.2M sub mishap ‘avoidable,’ report says
"Catastrophic” mistakes, a Navy report concludes, sidelined the guided-missile submarine Georgia for three months when it should have deployed for operations against Libya in 2011.
May
14
2012
Report says Cowpens CO Was Sacked for Affair
The former commander of the destroyer USS Cowpens was fired earlier this year for having an adulterous affair, according to a Navy investigation report.
May
14
2012
Army One-Star Removed From Job in Afghanistan
The Army is investigating Brig. Gen. Jeffrey A. Sinclair, who has been reassigned from Afghanistan back to Fort Bragg. "This is a criminal investigation," said Fort Bragg spokesman Ben Abel.
May
12
2012
Gen. John Allen hastily transforming U.S. mission in Afghanistan
“My instruction to my commanders is to get the [Afghans] into the fight,” he says. “The sooner I can get them there, while I still have the time and the combat power, the more I can catch them if they fall.”
May
11
2012
Afghan commanders show new defiance in dealings with Americans
Afghan commanders have refused more than a dozen times within the past two months to act on U.S. intelligence regarding high-level insurgents, arguing that night-time operations would result in civilian casualties.
