(NOTE: Date shown is the issue date of the paper in which the story appeared.)

September 12, 2001

Top U.S. commanders in Europe enraged by terrorist attacks
At the Pentagon, horror and confusion followed the crash
Servicemembers in Europe watch events with feelings of pain, frustration
European bases at Threat Condition Delta; flights to U.S. diverted

September 13

Pacific servicemembers follow events at home in shock, horror
U.S. bases in Pacific to remain on highest state of military alert
Pacific, Pentagon officials tight-lipped about military activity following attacks
Red Cross, Pacific military community helping servicemembers contact loved ones
Pentagon employees try to resume jobs amid disaster
Panic, anxiety followed plane's impact at Pentagon
Tight security, curfews for soldiers in Europe
Roundup of business hours at U.S. military base facilities in Europe
U.S. troops, civilians in Europe follow nightmare unfolding at home
Passengers on U.S.-bound flight delayed in Rota, Spain
Bases in Europe get help from local police in protecting compounds
NATO debating whether to consider attacks on U.S. attacks on all members
Somber Yugoslavs denounce attacks by "these devil people"
Experts warn that post attack rhetoric can make good sound bites, bad policy
Throughout Europe, training and operations will continue
Red Cross swamped with calls as it tries to connect servicemembers with home
Cooler-headed financial experts urge investors to remain calm

September 14

EUCOM halts all exercises but Balkans, Northern Watch; schools to reopen
Europeans gather to grieve with their American friends
Pentagon estimates 126 workers killed; signal from plane's black box detected
Stateside airline shutdown also has many travelers in Europe stranded
NATO offers U.S. unprecedented assistance in war against terrorism
Many in Europe look to chaplains, organizations for grief counseling
Walter Reed facility has grim task of identifying Pentagon attack victims
Scaled-down Frankfurt auto show begins with tribute to terror victims
48th Fighter Wing at Lakenheath is back in the air, fully operational
233rd BSB commander's cousin was aboard hijacked plane
Security lowered to Condition Charlie at U.S. bases worldwide
Cancellations leave Pacific travellers grounded until further notice
Roundup of restrictions at U.S. Pacific bases
Experts say leveling with children about disaster is the best approach
Families living near Osan, Kunsan temporarily moved on base
Personnel protection top Pacific priority, but blood drives may be upcoming
Koizumi seeks to broaden Self-Defense Forces Act to allow guarding of bases
U.S. Embassy in Tokyo sees no link between recent warnings, attacks

September 15

South Korea tightens security, joins world in mourning
Police: Safety off base a matter of common sense, individual vigilance
Many across Pacific thankful for good news about friends, relatives stateside
With words of solace, chaplains stand ready to assist servicemembers
U.S. ambassador, Army chaplain attend S. Korean Assembly's prayer meeting
Military families in S. Korea deal with displacement from off-base homes
Pacific children feel changes in the air following terrorist attacks in U.S.
Official: Pentagon repairs will take years, cost hundreds of millions
Brig. Gen. David: Attacks will not hinder U.S. commitment to Balkans
As schools reopen in Europe, DODDS officials try to explain attacks to kids
Experts offer tips on helping kids cope with these traumatic events
Safety abroad: More than ever, Americans now need to keep a low profile
As ban on U.S.-bound flights continues, Europe travelers' plans left hanging
Mail between Europe and U.S. halted at least until Monday
Except for meat counters, no shortages reported at Europe commissaries
USO, German bakeries, contractors join forces to boost spirits
USAFE Extreme Summer contest winners stranded in Nova Scotia

September 16

EUCOM: Host country security good, so NEO not currently being considered
U.S., European communities bond together at vigils, marches
Bosnia peacekeepers gather, mourn at Eagle Base chapel
Muslims in USAREUR condemn attacks as contrary to tenets of Islam
Pentagon confirms death of Lt.. Gen. Maude in attack
Architect: Blast protection installed at Pentagon may have saved many lives
NATO unclear about intentions of two men arrested near Brussels
Medevac flights to U.S. resume as Landstuhl prepares for any emergency
DOD postpones regulations that would toughen blood donor standards
War means no kidding around for Darmstadt child-care providers
USAREUR cancels midnight curfew, but urges continued caution
Administration weighs its options for war against faceless enemy
Pacific bases edging toward normalcy; restrictions vary between facilities
Millions now wonder: Is it possible to overcome terrorism?
As Pacific bases work to overcome issues, understanding prevails
Wait is taxing for servicemembers stranded by closing of airports
Marine F-18s arrive on Guam as precaution against terrorism
Church bells ring out as South Korea expresses its sadness
Army releases Pentagon casualty list; Lt. Gen. Maude was among victims

September 17

Experts look at the options for focus of U.S. military campaign
    If U.S. response is a quick one, Navy is in a position to deliver
    Air power seen as dominant force in war against terrorism
    Air Force, navy expected to lead the way in, but Army ready to follow up
European, Central commands ready to coordinate military operations
Amid airport confusion, USO helps troops, civilians surmount problems
Pentagon lowers number of missing workers to 124
Spanish prince visits Rota to honor victims as U.S. flag flies above scene
Britons remember U.S. sacrifices in previous war, honor victims of new conflict
Americans in Europe flock to libraries for information and entertainment
Ban on nonofficial off-post travel is implemented at U.S. facilities in S. Korea
Misawa order limits travel to within 20-kilometer radius of base
Americans in Japan, Korea say they won't stay off planes, but they're nervous
Soldiers deterring violence at Korea's DMZ watch as it flares at home
Yongsan Garrison chaplain preaches message of forgiveness
S. Koreans, U.S. State Department to discuss joint efforts against terrorism
Some Okinawans belive "strange" typhoon protected island from terrorist attack
Pacific area Muslims express sorrow, deplore acts of terrorism against U.S.

September 18

Servicemembers, families in Europe cope with attack, uncertain future
Old Guard soldiers set ceremony aside, assist at Pentagon
Boy Scouts in Europe raise money for Red Cross' stateside relief effort
Increased security measures still in effect at Pacific bases
Commander of 18th Wing says Kadena is ready for any contingency
Many in Pacific community seek solace at base chapels
South Korean officials to meet with Powell, discuss support
Hickam forensic team will assist in identification of N.Y., Pentagon victims
Amid tight security, S. Korean air carriers resume flights to U.S.

September 19

Afghanistan's reputation as quagmire contains mixture of reality and myth
    Afghanistan: Facts and figures
If it's wise to know your enemy, how well does America know this one?
    A look at the suspected state sponsors of terrorism
To many in Europe, shopping provides some relief from recent events
Force protection measures in Europe reduced fears after years of attacks
Japanese officials won't comment on reports of infiltration by militants
Investment experts urge patience, not panic, as markets reopen
Kim says South Korea will provide U.S. with "all necessary cooperation"
At Yokosuka, tears for victims are mixed with resolve for the future

September 20

Senior leaders in Pacific rally troops to "pass this test"
Japan torn between constitutional pacifism, desire to help U.S.
Coast Guard at Guam sets up naval protection zones
Long lines, long waits take flight at airports in U.S., Europe
Roads closed, games canceled as DODDS-Europe schools tighten security
"Strong message of solidarity" expected from NATO ministers' meeting
As reservists are called up, Army takes steps "to do it right"
Fueling up for future missions is ongoing effort for Mildenhall wing
Death of DOD civilian employee raises Pentagon death toll to 189
Booster club at Incirlik raises money for families of victims

September 21

Full text of President Bush's speech to Congress
Armitage tells NATO allies about plan for coalition against terrorism
Reservists step up and help with rescue efforts in New York
Mail services at military post offices in Europe slow, but returning to normal
Services adjust leave policy following attacks
Japan's Koizumi vows to provide lawful support for U.S. fight against terrorism
Family members, nonessential personnel, stand ready in case of evacuation
Even for those who are undeterred, the task of flying has changed forever
Reserves, Guard seek all members in S. Korea for possible call-up
Kinnick High students sing for crew of USS Cushing
Reports of possible terrorist attack on Yokota called false
Kadena commander: "This is not going to be business as usual"

September 22

Attacks impact Pentagon debates on QDR, missile defense, other issues
At Manhattan recruiting center, attacks pique enlistment interest
Flag sales at overseas military communities reflect surge in patriotism
E-mail warns Wiesbaden community of possible suspicious activity
Servicemembers rode wave of emotion while awaiting word on loved ones in N.Y.
Colleagues search for retired Marine missing at World Trade Center
Photo found in World Trade Center rubble grips Marine recovery worker
After attacks, 26th MEU's scheduled deployment is seen in a new light
Navy deploys USS Kitty hawk, escorts
Servicemembers' families draw support from one another during deployments
Apprehensive but determined, troops at Atsugi ready to do their part
In effort to avert harassment, security stepped up at Muslim facilities in S. Korea
Military lifts some travel bans, but starts curfew in S. Korea
Okinawa hill is gathering place for those curious about military activity
Veterans log on to talk about attacks, offer support for military's mission
Chief petty officer selectees reflect as terror delays traditional ceremonies

September 23

Veterans say they're ready to put on the uniform again and do their part
Past, present terrorism puts NATO headquarters on alert
Millions of land mines believed to be scattered across Afghanistan
Stricken Pentagon officially becomes crime scene as FBI takes charge at site
Drivers with expired registrations may encounter big problems at the gate
Servicemembers on Okinawa prepare documents before possible deployment
Misawa off-base residents encouraged to find places to stay on base in emergency
Restrictions, ripple effect of attacks hitting Pacific businesses hard
    At Yongsan and Osan, off-base restrictions not helping businesses on bases
Soldiers at Camp Casey shed tears for former colleague killed at Pentagon
Pacific recruiters report increased interest from high schoolers, military retirees

September 24

In offices and at crash scene, Pentagon workers were busy on Sunday
Training exercises ensure that troops in Europe will be ready if called
V Corps heads for Poland for helicopter training exercises
Recent events inject a dose of reality into scheduled deployment
Dual Eagle joint exercise with Poland took on new urgency
Osan again allows off-post travel, but curfew remains in effect
Bush thanks Japan for steps taken to support U.S. in battle against terrorism
As Japan takes steps to tighten security, police disperse Misawa demonstrators
Analysis: How will U.S. wage this war on terrorism?

September 25

In Islamabad, Pakistan, no sign of war as residents follow routines
U.S. reaching out to Pakistan with financial, military offerings
Chorus grows against military intervention in Afghanistan
Response to attacks on U.S. expected to dominate NATO leaders' agenda
Security analyst: Bin Laden's network, Asian groups not a good fit
Several terrorist groups based in Japan, Philippines
Terrorists' attacks have economical, emotional impact in Bahrain
Philippines shows support by allowing U.S. to land, refuel planes

September 26

Bin Laden's reported call for holy war draws little response so far in Pakistan
NATO expected to back U.S. claims that bin Laden was behind attacks
Amid wait for U.S. response, Europe bases work to get back to normal
Bosnia called haven for terrorists, but military officials see no direct threat
Awareness level is higher, but it's business as usual for SFOR peacekeepers  
Reservists, National Guard members eligible for lower mortgage rates
Working around legal constraints, Japan sending ships to aid U.S. efforts
Focusing on mission, Kunsan servicemembers keeping morale high
South Korea pledges support to U.S. for war on terrorism

September 27

Air Force, Navy looking at "stop-loss" programs to retain needed personnel
Wolfowitz: NATO allies need to spend more money on counterterrorism
At Sigonella, canines and their handlers working hard to secure station
Sgt. Maj. Lady: Patient defense, determination are key factors
With 10 hospitals in Europe, military is ready to treat casualties
As threat of war looms, veterans living near Ft. Bragg offer their thoughts
Afghan troops have some potentially critical capabilities, according to book
Japanese MSDF may still send ships to assist Kitty Hawk group
U.S. military community in S. Korea to send banners of support to NYC, D.C.
Officials struggle with applying rules to civilians at Pacific bases
Stocked Pacific commissaries fail to ease some consumers' fears of future shortages
Repercussions from terrorist attacks hitting Asian tourism

September 28

New medal honors Pentagon civilians killed or injured in Sept. 11 attacks
Pakistanis heed their president's call, rally to back his decision to aid war on terror
NATO's unconventional tactics likely to include role for former foe Russia
Security experts in Europe to help local commanders protect their bases
Pilots of Gulf War workhorse A-10s say they're ready if called to action
British SAS is world's oldest special forces unit, model for others
82nd Airborne Division's message is clear: "We are ready"
World events cast big shadow over Munich's traditional Oktoberfest
Marine FAST units prepared for deployment at any time
FBI turns Pentagon crash site over to Army for rebuilding, renovation phase
General addresses concerns during "town hall" meeting at Camp Zama
Misawa woman's plan to "give something back" nets thousands in doantions
Many extra guards, task forces in S. Korea to remain on duty during holiday events

September 29

Bahrain proving to be key location for Navy in Middle East
Although few are eligible, Europeans, Africans express interest in enlistment
Support for overseas bases remains despite potential risk of terrorism
Threat conditions have eased in Europe, but many preparing for possible NEO
As deployment possibilities loom, Army offering families support
"Stop loss" still in effect only in Air Force; decision awaited on Navy, Marines
Companies suspending some fees charged to government card holders
Japan sending two envoys to Middle East to help in anti-terror effort
Commanders: Heavy base security will be the norm for the long haul
Air Force relaxing fees for extended duty child-care program at Pacific bases

September 30

Israeli analysts believe extremists with ties to bin Laden pose threat in Balkans
Deployment's "domino effect" is felt by businesses near Fort Bragg
At the Pentagon, employees gain strength from schoolchildren's letters
In Vietnam and at World Trade Center, Lt. Rescorla had a way of calming others
RAF Croughton airmen putting in extra hours as Raven security apprentices
Minister's vision from 1892 has eveolved into modern hospital in Bahrain
Ex-fighter pilot, now orthopedic surgeon, finds fulfillment in Bahrain
Refusing to be intimidated, American runner will wear the colors in Berlin
U.S. Army Japan changing approach to meet needs of the new century
Stability, merit system among factors luring Okinawans to seek jobs on U.S. bases
Japanese Americans on Okinawa call "Pearl Harbor" analogy unjust, incorrect

October 1

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

October 2

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

October 3

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

October 4

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

October 5

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

October 6

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

October 7

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

October 8

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

October 9

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

October 10

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

October 11

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

October 12

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

October 13

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

October 14

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

October 15

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

October 16

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

October 17

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

October 18

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"

October 19

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

October 20

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

October 21

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

October 22

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

October 23

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

October 24

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

October 25

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

October 26

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

October 27

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

October 28

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

October 29

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

October 30

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

October 31

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

November 1

Clashing cultures each need clarification of what the other really thinks, says
Northern Alliance says it needs weapons more than ground troops or bombing
Former Soviet soldiers recall horrors of Afghan war, offer advice to U.S.
U.S. reaches milestone in humanitarian aid delivery to Afghanistan
Suspicious white powder creates anxiety at Camp Zama
Armed with antibiotics and training, Okinawa hospital ready to deal with anthrax

November 2

U.S. aims to provide more troops to work with anti-Taliban elements
Aid workers in Afghanistan await OK to deliver supplies to refugees
Processing center gets USAREUR units, equipment ready for deployment
NBC's "Today" show visits with troops at Ramstein
As principals, superintendents gather, life after attacks is primary focus
Bomb threat, powder scare lead to disruptions at Heidelberg
Businesses near Yongsan suffering financially from military regulations
Biowarfare drill puts protective gear to test at Camp Pendleton

November 3

No Series or Gummi Bears, but troops in Uzbekistan say they're doing fine
Pentagon to recommend expansion of combat zone tax exclusions
Vulnerability of U.S. seaports is being dealt with, officials say
U.S., Japan discuss SDF's role in anti-terror campaign
Afghanistan's winters are tough, but officials say U.S. forces are prepared
U.S. military pilots in Japan familiar with flight restrictions near nuclear plants
No increase in security planned after petrol bomb tossed near embassy gate

November 4

NATO officials won't say whether Iraq may be targeted in war on terror
Uzbekistan's strict religion policy walks a fine line
    Woman says she was targeted, jailed for human rights work
Experts offer thoughts on "tremendous undertaking" of national security
House ready to move operations to Fort McNair in an emergency

November 5

Separation plans put on hold as brass clarifies Stop-Loss program

November 6

Traces of anthrax found in two mailboxes at Pentagon
Afghan war veterans warn Americans of danger posed by millions of land mines
    Land-mine victim teaches kids in Uzbekistan how to defend their country
Turkish commandos may be deployed in effort to track down bin Laden
Aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt, crew takes night work in stride
Navy mail facility in Naples, Italy, closed for anthrax testing
DOD increases list of areas eligible for imminent-danger, hardship-duty pay
Prepared for action, Diego Garcia is suddenly in the spotlight

November 7

Rumsfeld: U.S. presence in Afghanistan has more than doubled since Nov. 1
Latest DOD tests find no trace of anthrax in Pentagon Post Office
Some servicemembers requesting antibiotics, anthrax vaccinations
Powder found at post office in Naples, Italy, wasn't anthrax
U.S. will ask NATO allies to help with Central Asia humanitarian mission
Defense Department wants your ideas for fighting terrorism
Aiming for normal rotations, Air Force crafting AEF deployments around war

November 8

Gunman killed after opening fire on base used by U.S. military in Qatar
Pentagon post office undergoes third round of anthrax testing
Facilities in Europe prepared to test for and treat biological agents
NATO considers giving planners OK to prepare for Central Asia aid mission
Marines canceling or adapting parties marking service's 226th birthday
War on terrorism won't delay enlisted promotions in Air Force
Vietnam-era 'Daisy Cutter' clears a path to the Taliban

November 9

Gen. Franks says Afghan city's capture a key to delivering aid, toppling Taliban
GAO says discord keeping military unready to deal with bio, chemical attacks

November 10

U.S. plans to keep bombing during Ramadan stir debate in Uzbekistan
Shinseki: War on terrorism shows need for Army's transformation
Afghan rebels claim they've captured key city
Uzbekistan among areas serviced by new AAFES tactical field exchanges
Three Japanese ships leave Sasebo on way to aiding U.S. war on terrorism
Powder scare clears Misawa post office, but tests show it wasn't anthrax
Search continues for USS Kitty Hawk sailor who fell overboard in Arabian Sea
    Time, many other factors work against rescuing a sailor who goes overboard
    Ship's ombudsman is key player in keeping families of lost sailors informed
South Korean groups form coalition to protest U.S. efforts in Afghanistan

November 11

As aid packages for Afghanistan pile up, workers wait for border to open
Supplies for refugees in northern Afghanistan pour in to staging point
Muslims aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt experiencing few problems
NATO still mulling U.S. request to begin planning how to deliver aid
Navy suspends search for sailor who fell overboard from USS Kitty Hawk