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Top Daily Stories for February 2013
Feb
19
2013
Pentagon reworks PTSD strategy
The Defense Department aims to create a more accepting environment for service members seeking help for post-traumatic stress disorder in its latest behavioral health guidelines.
Feb
19
2013
Navy paints even bleaker budget picture
With no budget deal in sight the Navy expects automatic spending cuts to take effect in March that would damage the industrial base and “strain” sailors, according to updated Navy budget guidance.
Feb
19
2013
Gen. Allen to retire, won't lead European command
President Barack Obama says he has accepted Marine Gen. John Allen's request to retire from the U.S. military.
Feb
19
2013
Reports: Russia Sends Warships to Mediterranean, Planes to Syria for Evacuation
Russia sent two planes to Syria to pick up Russians wanting to leave the country as its navy dispatched four warships to the Mediterranean reportedly for a possible larger evacuation.
Feb
19
2013
Pirates attack another ship off Nigeria coast
Pirates boarded a ship off the coast of Nigeria's oil-region, a piracy watchdog said on Tuesday, the latest in a string of attacks close to Africa's biggest energy producer.
Feb
18
2013
China's Army Is Seen as Tied to Hacking Against U.S.
A growing body of digital evidence leaves little doubt that an overwhelming percentage of the attacks on American companies and government agencies start in a building on the edge of Shanghai.
Feb
18
2013
Reports: Sudan-Saudi Navies in First Exercises
The navies of Sudan and Saudi Arabia have launched their first joint military exercises in the Red Sea, the official SUNA news agency reported Sunday.
Feb
17
2013
Marines Look to Infantry Course for Insight on Women
The Marine Corps is assessing female volunteers in a grueling training course to see whether women can make it in the infantry.
Feb
17
2013
Sailors to brass: 'Let us wear ball caps'
Despite a controversial decision four years ago, ball caps remain a fleet favorite — so could they be set for a comeback?
Feb
17
2013
Top U.S. general says he can work with airstrike ban
The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan believes the NATO coalition can operate effectively despite the Afghan president's decision to ban Afghan forces from requesting airstrikes in residential areas.
