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Untangling ..- DoD: Expect fewer F-35s if costs keep rising
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The Pentagon will buy fewer F-35s than planned if program costs keep rising, says a senior U.S. defense official. “If there is [additional] cost ... [Read]
- DoD officials mum on DADT opinions
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It was a day for congressional pontificating on whether to repeal the law banning open military service by gays — and for the Pentagon’s n ... [Read]
- Ex-Gitmo detainee said to be Taliban commander
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LASHKAR GAH, Afghanistan — A man freed from Guantanamo more than two years ago after he claimed he only wanted to go home and help his family is ... [Read]
- Wyo. guardsmen record music video while in Iraq
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LARAMIE, Wyo. — Wyoming National Guardsmen Dustin Scott, Nathan Harvey and Jeremiah Eaton were about nine months into a yearlong deployment last ... [Read]
- Army sees sharp rise in unfit soldiers
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WASHINGTON — The percentage of soldiers who are unavailable for combat has risen sharply during the past two years from 11 percent of each briga ... [Read]
- CG crew survives crash in Utah mountains
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SALT LAKE CITY — Two crew members remained in critical condition Thursday after a Coast Guard helicopter crashed in the Utah mountains. The heli ... [Read]
- AF secretary backs repeal of gay ban
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Air Force Secretary Michael Donley said Thursday he supports the repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell,” putting him at odds with t ... [Read]
- Soldier sues, says Hurt Locker based on him
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With the 82nd Academy Awards days away, a 38-year-old Army bomb expert said Tuesday that he’s hurt that Hollywood producers cut him out of a fro ... [Read]
- Groups say transition programs miss many vets
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Programs that help service members start applying for veterans’ disability compensation while they are still on active duty are shaving months o ... [Read]
- Disabled vet gets washer-dryer surprise
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FRUITPORT TOWNSHIP, Mich. — When disabled U.S. Army veteran Zaneta Adams arrived at Sears in the Lakes Mall, she thought she was going to be par ... [Read]
- 130 Strykers with MRAP-type protection by 2011
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If the Army approves funding to keep the production line steady, industry can deliver 130 Stryker vehicles with “MRAP-like” protection in ... [Read]
- Pilot who dismissed early Pearl warnings dies
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SAN DIEGO — Hawaii-based pilot Kermit Tyler thought the big blip on the radar screen Dec. 7, 1941, was a fleet of U.S. B-17 bombers due in from ... [Read]
- Vets deserve a piece of jobs bill, VFW says
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The nation’s largest organization of combat veterans is demanding changes in the $15 billion jobs bill that passed the Senate on Wednesday becau ... [Read]
- Prosecutors: Law in Green murder trial valid
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Federal prosecutors argue a law used to convict a former soldier on civilian charges of murder and rape in Iraq is constitutio ... [Read]
- Final tanker RFP retains much of draft language
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Senior defense officials told lawmakers Wednesday they will keep the scheme proposed in September to evaluate industry bids for a 179-plane, $35 billi ... [Read]
- NATO restricts night raids in Afghanistan
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KABUL — American troops knocked on the door, and before the Afghan family could find the key to let them in, the soldiers broke it down. There w ... [Read]
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