A new Air Force combat medical clinic at Forward Operating Base Warrior has been named in honor of an Army medic who was killed by a roadside bomb in November.

The Davis Combat Clinic was dedicated Sunday in memory of Staff Sgt. Carletta S. Davis, who was a medic with Company C, 10th Brigade Support Battalion, 10th Mountain Division. Davis and three other soldiers were killed by a roadside bomb south of Kirkuk.

Davis had been on her third tour in Iraq and left behind a husband and three sons.

“The dedication and naming of the Davis Combat Clinic is a small tribute to the sacrifice Staff Sgt. Davis gave in the defense and service to the nation, the Army, the 1st Brigade Combat Team and the 10th Brigade Support Battalion’s mission in Iraq,” Lt. Col. Joseph R. Novack Jr., Brigade Support Battalion commander, said in a military news release.

Iran willing to resume talks with U.S.TEHRAN, Iran — Iran says it’s willing to enter another round of talks with the U.S. over security in Iraq.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad Ali Hosseini said Monday that Iran will “continue the talks with necessary conditions.” He did not give a possible time.

In Baghdad, Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari said “conflicts of timing and schedules” have so far prevented officials from choosing a date.

Trial delayed for man accused of bomb plotCOLUMBUS, Ohio — The trial of a man accused of plotting to bomb U.S. military installations abroad and tourist resorts in Europe popular with Americans has been delayed six months.

The trial for Christopher Paul was supposed to start in January 2009 in Ohio. However, The Columbus Dispatch reported that it has been delayed until July 2009 to give his lawyers time to have evidence translated into English.

Paul was charged last year. He is accused of providing material support to terrorists and conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction.

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