| (Dates shown here are the Stars
and Stripes print edition date in which the story appeared. Please note that, because of
the time difference, a Pacific story from a given edition date will actually be about a
day older than a European story from that date.) Wednesday, October 31
America's Response:
Rumsfeld:
Some U.S. troops in Afghanistan as liaisons with Northern Alliance
Gen.
Franks, in Uzbekistan, says fight against terrorism has not stalled
Uzbekistan's
cooperation with U.S. may result in economic dividends
Uzbekistan-U.S. alliance may
have its risks
Army's
Urban Search and Rescue Team is staying put in Washington, D.C.
Vote
allows Self-Defense Forces to guard U.S. bases in Japan
Disabled athletes in Kosovo
race for understanding
Italian census sparks
concerns, but if form is served, it must be filled out
AFN's Naples, Italy, radio
service is back at full power
56 years later, U.S. still
grateful for Korean man's act of courage
Sasebo, Okinawa
servicemembers to help with projects in East Timor
Tuesday, October 30
America's Response:
Rumsfeld:
U.S. is dropping ammunition for anti-Taliban forces in Afghanistan
Al-Qaida
members detained in Bosnia were sent to Jordan, Egypt for legal action
Pacific
teachers weave current crises into classroom lessons
JSDF
prepares to lend a hand to U.S. war on terrorism
Anthrax
scare won't hamper Letters to the Front campaign
Air
Force troops to receive action card outlining emergency procedures
Military city rises in Egyptian
desert for Bright Star exercise
U.S. troops at Camp
Bondsteel get an early jump on Halloween
Former Ramstein principal
recognized as distinguished leader
S. Korean firm to fund
renovations at USO headquarters
Recertification drills put
MPs, military working dogs through the paces
Sasebo students celebrate
Hispanic Heritage Month
Monday, October 29
America's Response:
Servicemembers
establish smart method in assembling food aid packets
Afghan
refugees seek news about loved ones in air strike zones
Fundraisers
for Afghan children help teach students about community
Pacific
children send support on the wings of paper cranes
DODDS-Europe recognizes
districts' top teachers of the year
"Water dawgs" keep
it clean for soldiers at Bright Star exercise
Japanese company unveils
metal-free Frequent Flyer bra
Mom wins new set of wheels
in contest to promote services at Yokota
Lighter XM777 howitzer being
eyed for big-gun solution to M198
Servicemembers at 8th Army
can take in a free movie courtesy of MWR
New commander at Yokota Air
Base pledges to make people his top priority
Seoul American pupils commit
to drug-free life with Red Ribbon Campaign
Sports: Roundup of
the weekend's Pacific high school football games
Sunday, October 28
America's Response:
Internet
offers way for troops to receive messages of support
Pacific
travelers weigh options amid warnings of possible retaliatory attacks
Terrorist
fears, Tokyo-Seoul rift taking their toll on S. Korean tourism
Pfizer
employees in Seoul hospitalized for tests after powder is found in mail
Big lesson learned at Bright
Star exercise in Egypt: Preparation makes perfect
"Brains of
the operation" squeezed into tight, deployable package
Delays in shipping reduced
at military sites worldwide
Man accused in California
drug bust allegedly has ties to criminals in Kosovo
Teachers, pupils at Sasebo's
Darby Elementary enjoying new surroundings
Common sense called key to a
safe Halloween for kids
Outcome of S. Korean
by-election seen as setback in thaw with North
Sports: Roundup of
the weekend's European high school football games
Sports: Baumholder,
Black Forest, Heidelberg win DODDS-Europe volleyball titles
Sports: SHAPE's
Patrick Edwards, Patch's Jenny Carlson winners in cross country
Sports: AFNORTH
players sparkle in DODDS-Europe tennis championships
Saturday, October 27
America's Response:
Lockheed
Martin is Pentagon's pick to develop Joint Strike Fighter
NATO
links planned Bosnia terrorist attacks to bin Laden's network
Eager,
modernized Air National Guard is back in the spotlight
With
partial opening of Uzbek border, aid is a bit closer to Afghanistan's needy
On
10th anniversary, NATO partnerships are now a weapon against terrorism
Live-fire
action caps Bright Star exercise in Egypt for tank crews
Educators
vow to maintain focus amid post-Sept. 11 uncertainties
Director praises DODDS as
"a well-oiled machine" in responding to attacks
No
harmful substances found in mail addressed to ex-6th Fleet commander
Anthrax
scare hits Japan, but no bacteria or toxic subastances found
PACAF
commander: Air Expeditionary Force deployments may be delayed
Japan
will send ships to support U.S. effort as soon as bill clears legislature
David Mazzarella is named Stars
and Stripes' editorial director
Army personnel find wealth
of information on new Web portal
Lester Middle School
students dive right into this after-school class
Sports: Small-school
players shine in opening round of DODDS-Europe tennis tourney
Sports: Heidelberg,
Wiesbaden earn spots in DODDS-Europe volleyball finals
Photo page: 7th
Fleet band practices at Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan
Friday, October 26
America's Response:
Officials
say peacekeepers, Bosnian police disrupted terrorists' attack plans
Pentagon
cancels several missile defense tests
Stateside
security scares result in delays for military mail
Two
USS La Salle sailors tested for anthrax after handling suspicious letter
Uzbekistan
to partially open border with Afghanistan to help relief efforts
Izmir
school expected to reopen; relocation possibilities discussed
Lightning
Leader Training course provides a challenge for lieutenants
Pacific
ships exceed Navy's six-month deployment limit
Marines
at Twentynine Palms prepare for real world confrontation
Being
prepared essential to surviving in harsh environment
North
Korea warns U.S. of "grave consequences" of attacks
Navy to convert ballistic
missile subs for special operations
Taco Bell, Pizza Hut to set
up shop in Iwakuni by early 2002
Sports: Veteran
teams get early jump in DODDS-Europe volleyball tourney
Thursday, October 25
America's Response:
Pentagon
fears Taliban may poison food dropped into Afghanistan
FDA
to decide on future of anthrax vaccine at Michigan facility
Government
says it's "deeply concerned" about security of Americans overseas
Army
honors military, civilian heroes of Pentagon attack
Bright
Star exercise in Egypt carries new meaning in wake of attacks
Countries
lining up to support EUCOM's efforts
Joint
Readiness Training Center teaches troops how to hunt down terrorists
Longer
deployments will sustain war on terrorism, says Gen. Myers
U.S.
military advisers will help train Philippine troops who are battling extremists
Study
says dioxin levels at Atsugi have fallen to within acceptable standards
Misawa
fighter wing commander emphasizes base security
Survey: Length of time between
PCS moves is reflected in morale
New AFSOUTH commander urges
sense of purpose, commitment, leadership
Big crowd welcomes opening
of new community center at Yokota
Camp Jackson chefs compete
in "Super Bowl of Army food service"
Red Cross collecting holiday
gifts for troops in out-of-the-way locations
Wednesday, October 24
America's Response:
Two
U.S. copters fired upon while recovering wreckage in Pakistan
Victims
of Black Hawk crash remembered as dedicated soldiers
Lack
of U.S. ground support frustrates Northern Alliance
"Suspicious
incident" at Langen turns out to be mom awaiting daughter's school bus
Closing
of U.S. base at Bad Aibling, Germany, is postponed for two years
DOD:
'Any Servicemember' mail program would be logistical nightmare right now
Frisbee
shipment a gauge of just how well war is going
Portion
of Camp Foster closed after suspicious package found under car
Vice Adm. Scott Fry takes
command of Navy's 6th Fleet
Defense attorneys question
alleged victim in Okinawa rape trial
Anti-land-mine meeting to be
held Thursday in South Korea
Tuesday, October 23
America's Response:
Uzbeks voice admiration for
freedoms, desire for Western aid, investment
Legislation
for military pay raises stalls on conference tables in wake of attacks
San
Diego's Fleet Week is cut back, but Parade of Patriotism lifts spirits
In
formation, USS Safeguard crew gets to the heart of the matter
Author
donating royalties from first book to victims of attacks
N.
Korean military placed on high state of alert after South gets more U.S. jets
Rumsfeld
says attacks in Afghanistan will continue during Ramadan
Babenhausen
store to reopen after mystery substance ruled not hazardous
In college admissions, DODDS
students measure up to stateside counterparts
Marine in coma after Humvee
accident at Camp Fuji
U.S. troops in Bosnia tape
holiday greetings for folks in the States
Students at Patch High
School show producing news isn't just child's play
Monday, October 22
America's Response:
EC-130
flights deliver U.S. message over Afghanistan loud and clear
In
face of anthrax scares, military mail in Japan gets closer look
Pacific
hospitals say they're prepared in event of anthrax outbreak
With
focus on the powdery form, anthrax can be spread in other ways
In
S. Korea, curfew stays as ban on off-base clubs is lifted
Civil
libertarians worry that new security laws will trample on rights
Uzbek
merchants looking forward to doing business with U.S. soldiers
Aboard
Enterprise, new sailors adjust to life at sea and at war
An inspiration to others,
former Sasebo student to carry Olympic torch
N. Korea: U.S. troops 'root
cause' of broken relations between Koreas
Canine patrols play crucial
role in keeping bases in Kosovo safe
Navy stashes hospital
equipment in Norway caverns for time of emergency
Sunday, October 21
America's Response:
Safety
concerns put "Dear Abby" mail to servicemembers programs on hold
Armed
with new purpose, USS John Young begins its deployment
Feltwell
fifth-graders show their gratitude to military gate guards
Uzbekistan
residents are used to all the secrecy surrounding air base
Karshi
greets foreigners with open arms, but the small Uzbek town is no Riviera
Delay
in flu vaccine leads officials to inoculate deployed troops first
Noncombatant evacuation
exercise at Korean bases had added meaning
DODEA principals, officials
meet, discuss ways to improve high schools
Soldiers on Okinawa first in
Pacific to earn German military efficiency badge
Seoul police, firefighters,
residents take part in terrorism response training
KFOR troops help reduce
threat of contamination at factory waste site
Sports: European
high school football roundup
Sports: Pacific
high school football roundup
Saturday, October 20
America's Response:
Amid
anthrax worries, many veterans decry military's vaccination program
Joint
chiefs' chairman urges U.S troops to stay ready, focused
DOD
team meeting with Pacific troops to discuss deployment health issues
USS
Kitty Hawk crew's spirits buoyed by e-mail greetings from home
Japan's
legislature finalizing plan to allow SDF support for U.S. mission
Suspicious
letter to Ambassador Baker tests negative for anthrax
DECA
closes Babenhausen, Germany, store after "suspicious material" is unpacked
Whether
intended or not, attacks were economic terrorism, too
Operation
Hospitality at Sigonella helps servicemembers on the move
New
chief petty officers must adjust quickly to challenges of wartime
Large turnout as Navy honors
its history, traditions at Sigonella event
AFN to air reports
explaining upcoming currency conversion
General's pledge fulfilled
as Okinawa man gets a new heart
Shortage means overseas flu
vaccinations may be given selectively
Accused American teens
testify in Okinawa theft, arson trial
Mom has healthy delivery at
Yongsan home, despite hitches
Friday, October 19
America's Response:
Right
to know vs. troop security: Familiar situation in a new kind of war
Army
post offices in Germany reopen after packages deemed non-threatening
Marine
Corps says it has no plans to expand Osprey program
For
operational secrecy, there may be no better place than Uzbekistan
At
town meeting, 48th Fighter Wing commander addresses security concerns
For spouses, feeling left out
and left behind is part of military life
Suspicious
letter delivered to U.S. Consulate in Osaka, Japan, being tested
Fully
loaded, AC-130 Spectre gunship is like an airborne tank
Northern
Marianas Islands ask U.S. for Guard unit to augment airport security
AFRTS
denies censorship of jokes about bin Laden
Security
detail keeps watch over Apache Longbow aircraft
High-deployment
per diem suspended
U.N. investigators say faulty
wiring caused blast at Kosovo party's offices
Thursday, October 18
America's Response:
EUCOM
Command Sergeant Major: "Don't let what happened keep you hostage"
Suspicious
packages lead to closing of three Army post offices in Germany
What you should and shouldn't
do if you get suspicious mail
AAFES
changing movie schedule following shelving of two films
Mother's
thankfulness touches Navy personnel who brought her home
Annual
"Dear Abby" letters campaign may fall victim to anthrax scare
Carrier
groups' deployments could be extended beyond usual six months
Japan
responds to threat of anthrax with stepped-up security
Ombudsmen
keep lines of communication between families, commands open
Powder
found on letter at Taegu post office is analyzed
U.S.
military delegation on way to Philippines for "consultations"
Apache crew chiefs don't get
aloft, but it's still "my helicopter"
Teens in Italy get the
message about abusing drugs and alcohol
New WICO nutrition program
office opens its doors to families at Misawa
Camp Stanley activates
"steel rain" rocket artillery battalion
Wednesday,
October 17
America's Response:
Green
Berets overcame skepticism, lack of acceptance to emerge as Army's elite
Delta unit called top weapon in
war against terrorism
Fighter
pilots' mission: "We go up and execute democracy"
NATO
assessing its possible role in a post-Taliban Afghanistan
General
addresses fears of U.S. bases in Japan becoming terrorists' targets
Tokyo
increases security amid rumors of possible subway attack spread
Anthrax
cases in U.S. feed fears of bioterrorism in S. Korea
Expert field medical badge goes
to 16 of 322 competitors
Marshall Center employee
missing, but police don't suspect foul play
After drop in attendance,
theme park near Sasebo to shut down
Tuesday, October 16
America's Response:
Wary
Uzbeks back U.S. in war against common terrorist enemy
Chalk-wielding
USS Enterprise crew makes sure Taliban gets the message
Pentagon
employees asked to recount Sept. 11 experiences
U.S.
steps up delivery of food packets to Afghanistan
U.S.
uses pamphlets, broadcasts to counter anti-U.S. propaganda
Expert
picks apart government's handling of anthrax investigation
Be calm but proactive, medical
officials advise
Troops
prepare for hostile environment of Afghanistan, nearby countries
Crew
delivering helicopters remembers shock of hearing about attacks
Combat engineers couldn't blow
up Kosovo bridge, but did build a new one
U.S. Army construction crews
repair two schools in Poland
More Internet retailers now
accommodate APO, FPO mailing addresses
Camp Page aviators to train
in newest Apache attack helicopters
Army Soldier Show takes
stage on Guam despite quake, downpour
Yongsan motorcycle club
takes charity on the road with visit to orphanage
Monday, October 15
America's Response:
Marine
Corps seeking troop increase for new anti-terrorism brigade
Koizumi
will attempt to smooth ties with S. Korea during upcoming visit
Hawaii,
Okinawa tourism suffer as anvious travelers cancel trips
Yokosuka
fund-raisers serve up curry to benefit attack victims
Servicemembers
reassess controversial anthrax vaccine
Suspicious
substance taht sparked Yongsan scare proves to be flour
SFOR reduces troop levels in
Brcko area as city rebuilds in peace
Army divisions in Germany
prepare for Balkans peacekeeping role
Online book answers
questions about retiring from military
Session with Tae-Bo guru
Blanks kicks Camp Comanche soldiers into high gear
S. Korea calls off planned
talks after N. Korea cancels family reunion
Sunday, October 14
America's Response:
Reservists
dealing with realities of being called to active duty
Public service
professions often strained by reservists' recall
Kids
at Misawa plant trees in honor of those who died in attacks
MEU's
multipurpose capabilities make it ideal for special operations
For
Marines' Force Recon units, deep reconnaissance is "our bread and butter"
Aircraft
refueling: Low on glory but high on importance
Sigonella
students count their nickels and dimes for relief fund
Enterprise
crew gets down to business in missions over Afghanistan
Military
brain trust faces tough task of drawing up new counterterrorism plans
Military's
9 'Warfighting CINCs' defined by region, function
Credit union closes shop in
Germany, transfers overseas branch offices
Dozens of technical jobs
could be lost at Pacific bases under privatization plan
Strong earthquake rattles
Guam, but bases report no injuries or major damage
Sports: European
high school football roundup
Sports: Pacific
high school football roundup
Saturday, October 13
America's Response:
Role
of military in homeland security is an issue that still needs work
Senator finds no solace after
warnings on terrorism prove to be prophetic
Debate over revision of Posse
Comitatus Act is renewed
Institute's chart shows
complexity of organizing homeland defense
Navy
SEALs' training is by no means limited to the water
NATO
awaits U.S. word on whether replacements needed for Balkans troops
Turkey
reluctantly plays a key role in America's war on terrorism
One
year later, memorial to fallen USS Cole sailors is dedicated at Norfolk, Va.
Rumsfeld
says airstrikes targeting terrorists, not Afghanistan's infrastructure
At
Yokota schools, war hasn't produced much increase in stress levels
Experts
press for technology, other countries' safeguards for better airport security
Kosovo drop
exercise shows Army, KFOR can re-supply quickly
Navy marks 226th birthday in
proud, low-key style
Ships from USS Kitty Hawk
battle group help rescue Indonesian fishermen
S. Korea protests proposed
fishing agreement between Japan, Russia
Friday, October 12
America's Response:
Bush
honors Pentagon victims, says terrorists "died in vain"
Transport
to rescue, Air Force special operations forces do the job
U.K.-based
aircraft join battle being waged over Afghanistan
Syria's
placement on U.N. Security Council worries U.S.
Resources,
programs help families stay connected during deployments
Landstuhl
community takes time out to honor victims of attacks
Soldier
caught between truck, trailer is treated at Landstuhl
Federal
Air Marshals providing in-flight security, but use of bullets debated
Enduring
Freedom's anxieties bring anxiety to families in Pacific
In
event of emergency, Japan Helpline is available to assist Americans
S.
Korean activists protest U.S. actions in Afghanistan
34th Support
Group trains in remains recovery
S. Korea apologizes for
deaths of 26 apparently trying to sneak into country
Thursday, October 11
America's Response:
S.
Koreans, Japanese living near U.S. bases wonder how conflict might affect them
Bremerton,
Wash., residents concerned for sailors on deployments
Coast
Guard bolsters security around U.S. with more vessels, people
NATO
calls reverse, sends AWACS planes stateside for war on terrorism
Pilot
killed as Apache copter makes hard landing during exercise in Poland
Bombers,
tankers and an ever-changing mission at hand
War
against terrorism will rely on quick-thinking Special Forces
America's
elite forces trace their roots to French-Indian War
Each
special operations unit has a its own area of expertise
Alleged
victim remains calm during testimony in Okinawa rape trial
Wednesday, October 10
America's Response:
Rumsfeld:
U.S. goal is to "heave out" Taliban rulers
Force
protection, peacekeeping still USAREUR's main focus
Diego
Garcia: Now a crucial base, always a paradise
NATO
redeploying assets to help free U.S. forces for Afghanistan mission
AAFES
preparing small exchanges to serve troops in Enduring Freedom
AUSA
suspending "annual homecoming" that was to draw thousands to D.C.
All
things considered, it was a "normal" Columbus Day in Pacific
Americans
in S. Korea can register to get e-mailed safety, security messages
Navy
is widening its search for boot camp instructors
Augmentees
do their part to maintain security at Yokota
Travelers
feel safer with Guam Guard keeping watch at airport
Security
will be tight, but Frankfurt Book Fair will go on
U.S. family gets settlement
from British hospital
U.S. Army in Korea moves to
streamline command, control of rocket launchers
For Alpha Battery, goal of
practice is necessary protection
South Koreans lodge
complaint over Russia-Japan fishing deal
Tuesday, October 9
America's Response:
Pacific
servicemembers, civilians offer positive reaction to first strikes
Americans
in Europe back Bush's action against Taliban
EUCOM
takes the lead in delivering humanitarian aid to Afghanistan
Mission
to drop ration packets an exhilarating success for air crews
NATO
gives full support to U.S., British strikes in Afghanistan
AFN
trying to strike balance between news, entertainment
Alleged
victim expected to take stand in airman's rape trial on Okinawa
Monday, October 8
America's Response:
U.S.
airports take on a new look with National Guard enhancing security
Japan
Red Army taken off State Dept. terrorist list, but N. Korea still cited
DOD
lab using DNA samples to identify Pentagon victims
Text
of President Bush's announcement of strikes against Taliban
Security
tightened at U.S. bases in Europe, but troops are calm, prepared
In
Bahrain, U.S. military plays by stricter rules than do expatriates
Victory
Strike II exercise in Poland gives Apache copter pilots critical training
Crews work overtime to check
rotors on Apache helicopters
German officials offer U.S.
citizens free admission to Heidelberg Zoo
Anti-drug group at Camp Zama
spreads its message to peers
Sunday, October 7
America's Response:
Analysts
say years of cuts to military shouldn't hamper war on terrorism
Baker:
Japan's help appreciated, but U.S. won't advise on how to respond
Business
in Bahrain is booming, with help from the U.S. Navy
High-tech
inspection system enhances security at Camp Bondsteel
Cycling helps keep airman on
the straight and narrow
After years of planning and
delays, work begins on new Yokosuka school
Ombudsman: Troop
safety vs. right to know
Sports: European
high school football roundup
Sports: Pacific
high school football roundup
Saturday, October 6
America's Response:
Pentagon
weighing delivery options for humanitarian aid to Afghan refugees
Pupils
at Sasebo school express appreciation for U.S. rescue workers
NATO
allies agree to eight requests by U.S. for war on terrorism
Air
Force fortifies medical capabilities at Lakenheath
U.S.
Code contains proper procedures for respectful disposal of old flags
Thriving
Yugoslavia optimistic about NATO ties as Milosevic sits in jail
Troops from 11 nations set
to take part in Bright Star exercise
U.S. civilian employees in
Germany will see return of post allowances
3rd, 29th Infantry divisions
transfer authority in Bosnia
DODDS announces Pacific
nominees for Teacher of the Year
Annual video project to keep
families in touch starts tour of Pacific facilities
Navy petty officer saves two
women from drowning at Saipan swimming hole
Order keeps U.S. pilots from
landing on S. Korean airstrips without consent
Friday, October 5
America's Response:
U.S.
troops will need translators for many Central Asian languages, dialects
Marine
Corps creates new brigade to fight terrorism
Coast
Guard workers at Trade Center site make safety, hygiene high priority
U.S.
gives other NATO nations list of requests for war on terror
Annual
formal Navy Ball is canceled at Naples
Patriotic
ribbons catching on around Yongsan Garrison
S.
Korea awaits Japan's vote on aid for terror war before announcing reaction
Japan's
SDF staff college makes donation to support Pentagon victims
National
Guard's 29th Infantry Division joins Bosnia peacekeeping effort
Operation to restore trees
is taking root in Sarajevo
Marines seek space on Guam
for use as training area
USS Essex signs
"adoption papers" for program with Sasebo school
After check of billing
records, Camp Zama charging groups for housing
Sasebo teen's efforts earn
Gold Award from Girl Scouts
Thursday, October 4
Attack on America:
Pentagon
must line up with states, agencies for its share of emergency funds
Navy
joins Air Force in enacting stop-loss policy to keep key personnel
Marine
Corps may combine anti-terrorist forces into one unit
Japan
coalition approves two-year time limit for SDF role in war on terrorism
Analysts,
servicemembers say special ops only bet for success in Afghanistan
Intelligence
sources important in avoiding special operations disasters
"Harvest"
has ended in Balkans, but rebels continue to turn in weapons
Vice Adm. Johnson chosen to
head forces in Europe
French army Lt. Gen.
Valentin takes over as KFOR commander
Subscribers, dealers say
they feel cheated after callback company's bankruptcy filing
Recovery crew encountered
frigid conditions while excavating remains in N. Korea
Mad cow disease scare brings
few fears about eating beef at Pacific bases
Chusok holiday creates
traffic nightmare on South Korea's highways
North Korea says U.S. is
obstructing unification efforts with the South
Wednesday, October 3
Attack on America:
Family
members, troops react to USS Kitty Hawk's departure
Yokosuka
students do their part, raising funds to help attack victims' families
Aftershocks
of attacks felt by tourist organizations in S. Korea
Koizumi
gathering support for attempt to help U.S. battle terrorism
National
Guard helps families through difficult times of deployment
In
Manhattan, a slow healing process mixes with an urge for payback
"Ground
Zero" has moved from military lexicon to awful new civilian meaning
Pakistani
analysts warn U.S. against close ties with Northern Alliance
Anti-American
sentiment would likely keep U.S. troops on base in Pakistan
Bush
sends Rumsfeld to Middle East for "wide-ranging conversations"
NATO:
U.S. has provided conclusive proof that bin Laden was behind attacks
Looking back
at 38 years of service, Gen. Shelton retires from JCS post
Waddle's separation brings
anxiety for families of Ehime Maru missing
Gas prices hold steady at
NEX pumps in Japan
Remains thought to be those
of Korean War casualties on way back to U.S.
War veterans say troops in
Kosovo are ready for anything
New air operations facility
at Naples base gets rave reviews
Tuesday, October 2
Attack on America:
Terrorism
presents challenge to tenets of Powell Doctrine
U.S.
eyes Pakistani airfields, seaport as possible staging or support hubs
Pakistani
defense experts forecast only limited success for U.S. efforts
For
troops, Bush's "get ready" order extends to meeting dental standards
Air
Force's "stop-loss" order affects 622 airmen in Europe
Four
arrested near Sarajevo for suspected support of terrorist activities
Revised
defense review stresses need for adapting to surprise
Troops
and their families face the realities of war
Yongsan
teens weigh in on draft, possibility of having to fight for U.S.
As
talk of possible war builds, veterans recall Vietnam draft years
U.S.
continues crucial role in Macedonia peace mission
During Poland exercises,
U.S. medics apply skills, gain real-life experience
Police at Bamberg welcome
community contributors into St. Michael's order
Higher accident rate leads
to tougher rules for getting a license at Yokosuka
Camp Red Cloud sports
director flexes budget for better facilities
In South Korea, artillery
battalion practices for "counterfire mission"
Rocket launcher crew strives
for excellence
Monday, October 1
Attack on America:
Kitty
Hawk pulls back into Yokosuka port, less than a two weeks after its departure
Osan
businesses feel economic bite of off-limits ban on bars
On
Pacific bases, counseling system in place after attacks, but demand low
Stress
can be minimized through making positive changes to everyday life
DODDS
professionals prepare to handle students' grieving as new war looms
Scattered
protests held in capital, voicing opinions on U.S. retaliation in Middle East
U.S.
Gulf allies faced with dilemma of who to support in war on terror
Kosovo
peacekeepers train to ensure readiness if called upon for war
Coordinating air, ground
units, Marines make quick work of Guam exercise
New flight plan has troops
landing in Pristina airport instead of Skopje
Weather squadron redefines
the way it forecasts with young talent, technology
Framed by national
tragedies, Combined Federal Campaign extended by a month
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