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AP, Madison
A judge dismissed charges against a Filipino doctor accused of defrauding the U.S. military’s health care program by submitting $2 million worth of bogus claims,...
made popular Nov 18 2008
AP, San Juan
The American Civil Liberties Union is criticizing a decision by the U.S. military to assign a new judge to handle the cases against the alleged Sept. 11 conspirators...
made popular Nov 18 2008
AP, Annapolis
More than 100 retired generals and admirals called Monday for repeal of the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy on gays so they can...
made popular Nov 17 2008
AP, Seoul
The United States will withdraw about 20 Apache attack helicopters from South Korea for redeployment in Iraq and Afghanistan next year, the U.S. military said Sunday.
made popular Nov 16 2008
AP, Paris
Airbus parent company EADS is throttling back on production of its new A400M military transport aircraft in response to delays in the delivery of its propulsion system,...
made popular Nov 4 2008
AP, Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
A U.S. military jury sentenced Osama bin Laden’s media specialist to life in prison for terrorism, a victory for Guantanamo prosecutors who painted him as a...
made popular Nov 4 2008
AP, Chicago
Preschoolers with a parent away at war were more likely to show aggression than other young children in military families, according to the first published research on...
made popular Nov 3 2008
The view of women as sexual prey has always been present in military culture. Civilian women have been seen as sexual booty for conquering soldiers since the beginning...
made popular Nov 2 2008
AP, Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
A jury of U.S. military officers at Guantanamo’s second war-crimes trial reached a verdict Friday that could put Osama bin Laden’s alleged “media...
made popular Nov 1 2008
AP, Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
A Guantanamo prisoner’s violent videos helped inspire the Sept. 11 attacks, a prosecutor said Friday at the close of a lopsided war crimes trial in which the...
made popular Oct 31 2008
AP, Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
U.S. military prosecutors planned to rest their case Friday in the war-crimes trial of a man accused of making propaganda videos for al-Qaida.
made popular Oct 31 2008
AP, Washington
Military whistle-blowers might want to save their breath. The Pentagon inspector general, the internal watchdog for the Defense Department, hardly ever sides with...
made popular Oct 31 2008
AP, Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
Three upstate New York men convicted of aiding terrorism said Thursday their al-Qaida training included viewing a violent video allegedly created by a Guantanamo...
made popular Oct 30 2008
AP, Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
Prosecutors say three New York men convicted of attending a terrorist training camp in Afghanistan will testify at the second Guantanamo war- crimes trial.
made popular Oct 30 2008
AP, Washington
Military planners now think they may need to send more than double the number of extra troops initially believed necessary for the war in Afghanistan.
made popular Oct 29 2008
AP, Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
The war crimes trial of an alleged former aide to Osama bin Laden has hit a snag just hours before its scheduled start at Guantanamo Bay.
made popular Oct 27 2008
AP, Seoul
North Korea threatened Monday to expel South Koreans working in the North if Seoul does not prevent activists from dropping propaganda leaflets across the border, a...
made popular Oct 27 2008
AP, Seoul
Working-level military officers from North Korea and South Korea met Monday to discuss improving their lines of communication amid strained ties between the divided...
made popular Oct 27 2008
AP, Seoul
South Korea accepted a North Korean proposal to hold military talks, a Defense Ministry official said Saturday, amid continuing tensions on the divided peninsula.
made popular Oct 25 2008
AP, Seoul
South Korea accepted a North Korean proposal to hold military talks, a Defense Ministry official said Saturday, amid continuing tensions on the divided peninsula.
made popular Oct 25 2008
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AP, Linthicum
Military binoculars may soon get information directly from the brains of the soldiers using them.With the idea that that the brain absorbs and assesses more visual...
made popular Jun 25 2008
