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Top Daily Stories for June 2012
Jun
14
2012
Greenert, Winnefeld throw weight behind treaty
Proponents of a treaty governing the high seas rolled out military star power Thursday to try to lift the prospects for a long-spurned pact that faces strong conservative Republican opposition.
Jun
14
2012
Funding glitch blocks military suicide prevention
A legal technicality is preventing the Pentagon from spending millions of dollars set aside to curb suicides, even as suicide in the ranks is on the rise, a nonprofit advocacy group says.
Jun
14
2012
USNA plans stadium upgrades for Big East move
The Naval Academy Athletic Association plans to spend $16 million to increase seating in Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in preparation for the academy’s move to the Big East Conference in 2015.
Jun
14
2012
U.S.-South Korea-Japan Naval Exercises Set
The United States, the Republic of Korea and Japan will conduct a two-day, trilateral naval exercise June 21-22 in the waters south of the Korean peninsula.
Jun
14
2012
Five injured in USAF Osprey crash in Florida
All five airmen aboard an Air Force aircraft that crashed in northwest Florida late Wednesday have been taken to the hospital, an Air Force spokeswoman said.
Jun
13
2012
U.S. expands secret intelligence ops in Africa
The U.S. military is expanding its secret intelligence operations across Africa, establishing a network of small air bases to spy on terrorist hideouts from the fringes of the Sahara to jungle terrain along the equator.
Jun
13
2012
100-year-old Battleship Texas springs leak
The battleship that fought in World Wars I and II and has served since 1948 as a memorial and museum flooded over the weekend.
Jun
13
2012
Panetta fears 'another Pearl Harbor' in cyberattack
The Defense Secretary warned that a cyberattack on the United States could black out private and government electic power grids, throwing the nation into a panic.
Jun
13
2012
Survey: Young vets respected, seen as stressed
A new survey ranks the U.S. military among the most “valuable figures” in U.S. society, but it finds a widely held perception that most Iraq and Afghanistan vets suffer from post-traumatic stress.
Jun
13
2012
Coast Guard to break ground on Yorktown training center
The Coast Guard is ready to start building a training facility for enlisted personnel in Yorktown, with a groundbreaking ceremony set for this morning for the construction of Samuel Travis Hall.
