Rape case going to trial despite earlier dismissal

A rape case that was re-investigated after being dismissed by Air Force Lt. Gen. Craig Franklin last year is going to trial.

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USS Kidd joins USS Pinckney in search for missing jetliner

The U.S. has dispatched a second destroyer to assist with the search efforts for the missing Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 that disappeared somewhere over the waters between Malaysia and Vietnam early Saturday.

Stolen passports probed in Malaysian plane mystery

Investigators chase 'every angle' in missing jet

Why Malaysia Airlines jet might have disappeared

'Wild Bill' Guarnere dies; was member of WWII 'Band of Brothers'

"Wild Bill" Guarnere, earning his nickname as a fearless combat soldier against the Germans, was a member of the legendary "Band of Brothers" — Easy Company, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division — celebrated in books and an HBO miniseries in 2001.

Judge rules Army command interfered in Sinclair sex assault case

A military judge ruled Monday that the U.S. Army improperly interfered with a decision to reject an offer by Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Sinclair to plead guilty to lesser charges in his sexual assault case.

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DLA in Bahrain expands to meet growing demand

The Defense Logistics Agency has moved its operation here from the U.S. Navy base to a new, expanded off-base facility in response to the growing demand for supplies to U.S. military forces in the region.

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Thomas M. Brady is named DODEA director

Department of Defense Education Activity has named a new director, with oversight of all 191 DOD-run schools in the U.S. and overseas, DODEA announced Monday.
16:06 March 10, 2014
Suicide awareness hike a personal journey for Army reservist, mother
US plans to scan workers with secret clearances
Poll: Even in GOP, little appetite for military involvement in Ukraine
US sending 12 F-16 jets and 300 servicemembers to Poland
Obama meets with Ukraine prime minister Wednesday
Rescue team from Bataan pulls Turkish mariners from damaged ship
Jobs program for National Guard members expanding to include all military branches
Opinion: Putin’s reich
Commissaries to be run as a business, not a benefit

Shoe-bomb witness to speak from London at N.Y. trial

The trial of Osama bin Laden's son-in-law and al-Qaida spokesman after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks is resuming Monday with the airing of testimony from a London resident who says he participated in a 2001 shoe-bomb plot.
13:59 March 10, 2014
Executive officer of USS Connecticut relieved

The executive officer of the USS Connecticut was relieved of his duties March 8 due to a loss of confidence.
22:15 March 9, 2014
Sinclair defense cites new emails in bid to get charges dropped
US plans to scan workers with secret clearances
Obama meets with Ukraine prime minister Wednesday
Jobs program for National Guard members expanding to include all military branches
Traumatic brain injury: Knowing is half the battle
Coast Guardsman guilty in sexual misconduct case

US sending 12 F-16 jets and 300 servicemembers to Poland

Polish government officials said Monday that the U.S. military was sending 12 F-16 fighter jets and about 300 servicemembers to their country in response to the situation in Ukraine.
13:40 March 10, 2014
US military boosting its presence in Spain

More Marines will be temporarily based in Spain to respond to potential crises in Africa, the Pentagon announced Monday.
14:28 March 10, 2014
Germany rejects Snowden claim it bowed to NSA
Russia warns Ukraine over 'lawlessness' in east

Israel displays rockets seized in Red Sea raid

Israel's prime minister on Monday triumphantly toured a display of dozens of rockets that navy commandoes intercepted on the Red Sea last week, allegedly on their way from Iran to the Gaza Strip, and angrily accused the international community of ignoring Iranian support for militant groups while falling victim to an outreach campaign by the new leadership in Tehran.
12:32 March 10, 2014
Israelis shoot, kill Jordanian judge at border

Israeli guards shot and killed a Jordanian judge on Monday who the Israelis said tried to grab a rifle from a soldier at the border crossing between the West Bank and Jordan.
11:13 March 10, 2014
Afghan Taliban order fighters to disrupt vote
Afghan VP, ex-Northern alliance commander, dies

USS Germantown captain relieved of duty

The captain of the USS Germantown has been relieved of command for failure to use good judgment and uphold standards in relation to a sexual assault investigation involving one of the ship’s top sailors, Navy officials said Monday.
13:57 March 10, 2014
Fire destroys bank, Camp Henry's only ATMs

A fire destroyed the Community Bank building Saturday at Camp Henry in Daegu.
13:57 March 10, 2014
Japan won't change 1993 apology on 'comfort women'
Construction crunch slows Japan tsunami rebuilding

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