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Top Daily Stories for August 2012
Aug
20
2012
Britain reveals design of new warship
The Ministry of Defence releases images showing the design of the Royal Navy's latest warship, the Type 26 Global Combat Ship.
Aug
20
2012
Little boat may pose big danger
As tensions rise in the Persian Gulf, does a British speedboat pose the biggest threat to coalition naval forces?
Aug
20
2012
S. Korea-U.S. drills begin amid North's protest
South Korea and the United States have begun annual military drills that North Korea calls a precursor to war.
Aug
19
2012
'Old Ironsides' sails again
The USS Constitution, or "Old Ironsides," sailed under her own power Sunday for just the second time in some 130 years.
Aug
17
2012
VA to adjust list of Agent Orange disorders
Veterans suffering peripheral neuropathy from exposure to the toxic herbicide Agent Orange could be eligible for compensation from the Veterans Affairs Department.
Aug
17
2012
Navy's oldest commissioned warship to sail again
The Navy's oldest commissioned warship will sail under its own power for just the second time in more than a century to commemorate the battle that won it the nickname "Old Ironsides."
Aug
17
2012
Navy to repair arson-damaged submarine
The Navy says a nuclear-powered attack submarine that was severely damaged by a fire at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is going to be repaired.
Aug
16
2012
USMC: Pilot error caused Osprey crash in April
A Marine Corps investigation has concluded that operator error caused the deadly April crash of an MV-22 Osprey aircraft in Morocco.
Aug
15
2012
China Slams Western Involvement in South China Sea Issue
China is responding to accusations that it scuttled Southeast Asian unity over the South China Sea by lashing out at what it calls Western meddling among rival claimants.
Aug
15
2012
Navy Special Forces units: How many are needed?
Is the Navy’s increased interest in irregular warfare and counterterrorism “partly motivated” by concerns about relevance, or by a desire to secure some of the growing funding for Special Forces units—or both?
