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Top Daily Stories for July 2012
Jul
25
2012
Pentagon wrestling with cyberwarfare rules
The Pentagon is still grappling with how to write the rules of cyberwarfare, such as when and how to fire back against a computer-based attack, senior military leaders said Wednesday.
Jul
25
2012
PACOM chief: Positive signs for China ties
Admiral Samuel J. Locklear III says he’s seeing positive signs as he tries to develop relations between the U.S. and Chinese militaries.
Jul
25
2012
Gen. Schwartz talks on AirSea Battle
The departing USAF chief of staff says the Air Force and Navy are developing "a range of initiatives" to counter high-tech anti-access and area-denial weaponry as part of the AirSea Battle concept.
Jul
25
2012
Congress questions extra DOD health care funds
It wants to know why the Pentagon has a $708 million surplus in health funds when DOD consistently has argued it needs to raise beneficiary costs to sustain health care benefits.
Jul
25
2012
Gen. Amos expects 'rolling transition' in Afghanistan
The surge of U.S. Marines and other forces in Afghanistan has broken the Taliban's grip on a former stronghold, commanders say.
Jul
25
2012
Military-to-civilian transition still a challenge, VA, defense chiefs say
Layers of bureaucracy have bogged down government efforts to help troops transition to civilian life, Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta and VA Secretary Eric Shinseki told Congress on Wednesday.
Jul
25
2012
China's hawks gaining sway in South China Sea dispute
China has adopted a more aggressive stance on territorial disputes in the South China Sea as hard-line officials and commentators call on Beijing to take a tougher line with rival claimants.
Jul
25
2012
Navy to Christen Amphibious Transport Dock Ship Somerset
The Navy will christen the newest amphibious transport dock ship, Somerset on Saturday at a 10 a.m. CST ceremony at the Huntington Ingalls Industries shipyard in Avondale, La.
Jul
25
2012
Pentagon launches new valor medals database
The Defense Department launched a new website Wednesday, the first step in the creation of an official database designed to deter fraudulent claims of military valor.
Jul
25
2012
Panel seeks answers on VA cuts
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki are to testify in Congress today and likely will be queried on whether the VA is completely exempt from sequestration spending cuts.
