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Top Daily Stories for July 2012
Jul
24
2012
Japan: No flights until Osprey confirmed safe
Japan’s prime minister says he will not allow any flights of the U.S. military’s latest transport aircraft in his country until its safety has been confirmed.
Jul
24
2012
New system expands ships’ tracking range
The Navy will soon get a leg up in locating illegal fisherman, drug smugglers, pirates, human traffickers and others at sea who don’t want to be found.
Jul
24
2012
President: New website will aim to deter fakers
The Defense Department plans to unveil a new website listing high-level military honors in an effort to deter military fakers, President Barack Obama said Monday.
Jul
24
2012
N. Korea said to move attack helicopters to border
North Korea recently has deployed dozens of attack helicopters near its disputed sea border with South Korea, media reports said Tuesday, as both nations strengthen their military presence there.
Jul
23
2012
Early out: Corps details new drawdown incentive
The Marine Corps has launched its revised early-out program for fiscal 2013, allowing eligible enlisted volunteers to leave the service up to a year ahead of scheduled exit dates.
Jul
23
2012
Lejeune to get $10M battle course in May 2014
Marines training at Camp Lejeune, N.C., will soon battle a simulated enemy and engage in live-fire maneuvers on a new $10 million Infantry Squad Battle Course.
Jul
23
2012
China Sends Troops to Disputed Islands
The move appeared designed to reinforce China’s claims over the South China Sea a week after a meeting of foreign ministers of the Association of South East Asian Nations.
Jul
23
2012
Maintenance Hurdles Mount for Navy's LCS
When the littoral combat ship Freedom needs scheduled maintenance overseas, the workers who step onboard had better be Americans.
Jul
23
2012
Philippines refuses to budge on South China Sea row
The Philippines refused to budge on Monday on a territorial dispute with China, asking Beijing to respect Manila's rights in the South China Sea and announcing plans to upgrade military capabilities.
Jul
22
2012
Marine Corps creates law enforcement battalions
The Marine Corps has created its first law enforcement battalions—a lean, specialized force of military police officers that it hopes can quickly deploy worldwide to help investigate crimes.
