News, March 05, 2010

US Military

	2 Pentagon Police Officers Shot
	Ex-Commander in Iraq to Give Deposition in KBR Case
	Senator Warns Against $1 Billion Deal With Blackwater
	Boeing Unveils Bid for US Military Tanker Contract
	Details on Boeing's Planned Tanker Bid
	US Soldier Sues, Claims He's Hurt Locker Character
	Pentagon Sees No Erosion on F-35 Total Buy

News, March 04, 2010

US Military

	Army Sees Sharp Rise in Unfit Soldiers
	As Drones Multiply in Iraq and Afghanistan, So Do Their Uses
	Obama Changes SecDef Line of Succession
	US Announces Two-Year Delay in F-35 Fighter Program
	New Rules for Troops Hit by IED Blasts
	Pentagon Study to Review Sodomy Ban
	Gates Says Study on Gays Should Include Troops
	GOP Dismisses Military Study on Gays as Biased
	Northrop Grumman Receives $223.6m Air Force Deal

A Photo to Pass Along

Kelley Beaucar Vlahos, March 02, 2010

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A post/picture like this, everyday, might get the point across (though, here, it’s preaching to the choir). But as Mr. Cox suggests, something like this would have to be squeezed onto the boob tube somewhere between segments of  “Lost” or after those hilarious “Slap Chop” commercials in order to get the rapt attention of so-called “real America.”
I think it bears passing along. Thank you David Glenn Cox for saying it plain.

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Support or Insanity?

Military Wife Prepares to Send Three Sons, Husband to Afghanistan

Bonnie Hoagland: 'All I Can Do is Stand Back and Be Supportive'

By SARAH NETTER
Dec. 9, 2009

General Hayden and the Hood

Pittsburgh Residents Want Sign Honoring General Hayden Removed

US: Female Veterans

US: Female Veterans Traumatized by Iraq War Fight New Battle in VA Healthcare System

News, February 16, 2010

US Senator Open to Options on Japan Base Dispute

News, February 15, 2010

	Air Force Cutting Its Fighter Fleet
	Luis Posada Carriles Trial for Perjury, Fraud Is Set for March 1

Marine Base's Ex-Residents, Many Ill, Only Now Learning of Toxic Water

News, February 14, 2010

Ex-Teen Soldier Speaks Out for Child Warriors
Americans Still Dying

	Special Forces Officer From Oklahoma Shot by Afghan Interpreter
	San Benito (TX) Family Mourning Loss of Daughter in Iraq
	Army Son of Lake County (CA) Pastor Killed in Pakistan
	Grieving Family Remembers Fallen Traverse City (MI) Soldier
	Soldier (TN) Remembered as Wonderful Friend, Father, Son, Brother and Husband
	Soldier From Callettsburg (KY) Killed in Pakistan Blast

	Study Suggests More Vets May Be Helped by Talking About Killing
	America's Deadly Robots Rewrite the Rules

Americans Still Dying

	Soldier (VA) Killed by Pakistan Bomb Leaves Behind Wife, Three Daughters
	Slain Navy Corpsman From Cordova (TN) Was on 1st Afghanistan Deployment
	Widow Remembers Concord (CA) Soldier Killed in Iraq
	West Point Grad From Iowa Killed in Afghanistan
	Grief for Slain Soldier Hits New Hampshire Community 'Like a Ton of Bricks.'
	Fayetteville (NC) Soldier Dies After Falling Ill in Afghanistan
	Maryland Marine Dies From Afghan Combat Wounds
	Pennsylvania Marine Killed by Afghan IED Is Remembered
	Albuquerque (MN) Soldier Killed by IED in Afghanistan

News, January 24, 2010

New Study Argues War Deaths Are Often Overestimated

US Military

	Army Leans Toward Suicide Ruling, Mom Disagrees
	Video: Laser Hummer Blasts 50 Bombs
	Scientists Say Scanner Can Detect PTSD in Veterans

Americans Still Dying

	Inglewood (CA) Soldier's Death in Afghanistan to Be Investigated
	South Carolina Soldier Killed by Afghan Roadside Bomb
	Pennsylvania Father of Three Dies of Heart Attack in Afghanistan
	Mother, Wife Mourn Slain Tennessee Soldier
	Texas Marine With Ties to NY Remembered by Community
	Sun City (AZ) Soldier Dies in Afghanistan Gun Battle
	Airman From North Carolina Killed by IED in Afghanistan

Battles of Britain

	British Firms Banned From Exporting Faulty Bomb Detectors to Iraq and Afghanistan
	British Man Held for Fraud in Iraq Bomb Detectors
	UK: Killer Can't Be Deported Back to Iraq Because He Might Kill Again

Soldier Guilty of Cruelty and Maltreatment in Iraq


4,000 Australian Troops Sick from War