Archive for ‘May, 2010’

Warrior Games Conclude, But Drive, Spirit Continues

Warrior Games Conclude, But  Drive, Spirit Continues

Family and friends with voices hoarse from yelling joined athletes with bodies tired and emotions drained to conclude five days of full speed ahead competition May 14 at the inaugural Warrior Games at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo.

Performance Key for Active, Reserve Senior Enlisted Continuation Board

Performance Key for Active, Reserve Senior Enlisted Continuation Board

The fiscal year (FY) 2011 Senior Enlisted Continuation Board convenes Sept. 20, according to NAVADMIN 180/10 released May 19.

Adapting land forces to meet 21st century security challenges

Adapting land forces to meet 21st century security challenges

Less than a year after its establishment as an Army Service Component Command, U.S. Army Africa organized a historic gathering of military leaders from nations across the African continent.

Louisiana Guard Soldiers work nonstop in oil spill response

Louisiana Guard Soldiers work nonstop in oil spill response

The Louisiana National Guard has been conducting round-the-clock operations to repair gaps caused by coastal erosion as part of efforts to mitigate effects from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

US Cancels SKorean Exercise Amid Tensions

US Cancels SKorean Exercise Amid Tensions

The U.S. military canceled this week’s dress rehearsal for the evacuation of American civilians from South Korea amid growing tensions on the peninsula. The exercise was canceled to avoid the appearance that it was scheduled in response to the March sinking of a South Korean warship.

Candidate Says He Misspoke About War Record

Candidate Says He Misspoke About War Record

Senate candidate Richard Blumenthal on Tuesday said he had “misspoken” in claiming more than once that he served in Vietnam, dismissing the furor that threatened to endanger a seemingly safe Democratic seat as a matter of “a few misplaced words.”

US Navy Assists Stranded Iranian Sailors

US Navy Assists Stranded Iranian Sailors

Six stranded Iranian seamen were rescued after four days adrift in the Gulf by US Navy vessels late last week, reported the Manama-based US Navy 5th Fleet Command Tuesday.

Iraq: Released Detainees Joined Al-Qaida

Iraq: Released Detainees Joined Al-Qaida

An Iraqi security spokesman on Tuesday said prisoners released by the US military rejoined Al-Qaoda in senior roles that saw them plan and commit bloody attacks inside the country.

Detained Militant Details World Cup Plot

Detained Militant Details World Cup Plot

An al-Qaida militant detained in Iraq on suspicion of plotting to attack the World Cup told The Associated Press on Tuesday that he wanted to target Danish and Dutch teams to avenge insults against the Prophet Muhammad.

Army Recalls 44,000 Flawed Helmets

Army Recalls 44,000 Flawed Helmets

The Army is recalling 44,000 Advanced Composite Helmets after recent tests revealed that they fail to provide the required level of ballistics protection. The defective helmets have been widely distributed, and the Army does not know where or exactly how many are being worn by Soldiers.

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