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Many of those tasked with protecting Pentagon cyber networks are undertrained and unqualified, creating dangerous vulnerabilities, experts both in and out of government say.
A North Carolina congressman’s battle to change the Navy Department’s name has entered its 13th year—and this time he’s “cautiously optimistic” the effort will succeed.
As American troops prepare to speed up their withdrawal, it is clear some of it will happen under fire, as Taliban fighters try to strike at departing soldiers.
The Military Order of the Purple Heart wants the Pentagon to reconsider a new medal honoring drone pilots and others not serving in combat, calling it “degrading and insulting” to those who have.
The White House says President Barack Obama wants to give Marine Gen. John Allen time to consider his next assignment before deciding whether to proceed with his nomination to lead U.S. and NATO forces in Europe.
The commanding officer and command master chief of a deployed Reserve riverine squadron were fired Friday, and both were cited for “unprofessional behavior.”
Administration officials said France will lead the fight against terrorists in Mali without U.S. combat support, but an adviser to U.S. forces warned that direct involvement may be unavoidable.