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Jul
13
2011
Air Force buys Chinese aircraft
The Air Force Academy recently purchased 25 advanced trainers from Cirrus Aircraft for its powered-flight program, an integral part of the cadets pilot training.
Jul
13
2011
Death leads Army to suspend new parachute use
The Army has suspended the use of its new square parachutes because of problems found after a Fort Bragg soldier died during a training jump.
Jul
13
2011
U.K.'s Fox: RAF Will Not Merge With Other Services
Britain's Defense Secretary has ended speculation that the Royal Air Force could be merged with the other armed services.
Jul
12
2011
New House Panel To Oversee DoD Finances
The House Armed Services Committee has announced the formation of a bipartisan panel to provide increased oversight of the Pentagon's financial management systems.
Jul
12
2011
Iraq Said To Be in Talks To Buy U.S. F-16s
Iraq has renewed talks to buy up to 36 U.S. F-16 fighter jets in a deal worth billions that Washington hopes will help contain neighboring Iran, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Jul
12
2011
Navy funding falls short, lawmaker says
A senior House Republican has challenged the Obama administration on what he said were shortfalls in funding the Navy's programs to maintain the fleet.
Jul
12
2011
NTSB: Widespread problems at Coast Guard factor in boy's death
The National Transportation Safety board is pointing to lax oversight by the U.S. Coast Guard as a factor in the 2009 San Diego patrol boat crash that killed an 8-year-old boy, according to a report released Tuesday.
Jul
12
2011
France says emissaries report Gadhafi ready to leave
France said Muammar Gaddafi was ready to leave power, according to emissaries, the latest sign contacts were under way between the Libyan leader and NATO members.
Jul
12
2011
Karzai’s brother killed by guard in home
The half-brother of Afghan President Hamid Karzai was assassinated at his house Tuesday morning, a political killing that could destabilize a key region in the U.S. military’s campaign against the Taliban.
Jul
11
2011
Pakistan balks at taking out U.S.-mapped militant camps
The United States has compiled a wide body of intelligence on the locations of militant training camps in Pakistan, but has been unable to persuade Islamabad to shut them down.
