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Changes in South Korea Mean New Opportunities for Lodge


Management at the Dragon Hill Lodge at U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan, South Korea, sees the upcoming move of most U.S. forces from Seoul as an opportunity for the lodge to become a premier destination within the Armed Forces Recreation Center network.

Drug, Weapons Seizures Highlight Afghanistan Operations


Drug and weapons seizures, and the capture of a senior Taliban commander and other insurgents highlight recent operations.

Iraqis Arrest 9 Terrorism Suspects


Iraqi security forces arrested nine terrorism suspects after Iraqi judges issued arrest warrants.

Success in Afghanistan Achievable, Petraeus Says


Though considerable challenges remain in Afghanistan, success there is achievable and important, said U.S. Army Gen. David H. Petraeus, commander of U.S. Central Command, during a briefing.

New Protocol to Provide Early Brain Injury Detection


The Defense Department is rolling out a new set of guidelines for the treatment of mild traumatic brain injury among servicemembers in combat areas.

U.S. Cyber Command Preparations Under Way, General Says


Preparations for the formal establishment of U.S. Cyber Command, which will operate and defend the Defense Department's information networks, are in progress, a senior military officer told the House Armed Services Committee.

Defense Department Notes Rise in Sexual Assault Reporting


Reports of sexual assault involving servicemembers rose by 11 percent in fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, 2009, according to a report released by the Department of Defense.

Face of Defense: Drill Instructor Enjoys Fly-fishing


Marine Corps Staff Sgt. David R. Brewer, a drill instructor at the recruit training center in San Diego, recalled how his grandfather taught him how to catch trout using a cookie.

Centcom Looks Beyond Iraq, Afghanistan, Petraeus Says


While the United States draws down in Iraq and builds up in Afghanistan, "we must not lose sight of our other challenges" in the Middle East, said U.S. Army Gen. David H. Petreaus, commander of U.S. Central Command.

Care Plan to Encompass More Military Families


The Defense Department's family care plan policy will be expanded in the coming months to encompass a wider population of military parents, a defense legal expert said.

Holbrooke Hails Marja Operation, Relationship with Pakistan


The ongoing U.S.-Afghan operation in Marja, Afghanistan, probably is the greatest in the history of counterinsurgency.

General Keen's Blog: Haiti Mission Transitions


In the two months since a devastating earthquake struck Haiti, the humanitarian situation has transitioned from crisis response to one of sustained relief and long term recovery.

North Dakota Guard Mobilizes for Flood Duty


The North Dakota National Guard will mobilize soldiers and airmen to begin flood contingency operations for seven of the state's southeastern counties.

Commentary: Dignified Transfer Offers Fitting Tribute


An American Forces Press Service writer describes her visit to Dover Air Force Base, Del., where she witnessed a dignified transfer of fallen servicemembers' remains.

Former Navy WAVE, 91, Recalls Her Service


Dorothy Canty Forsberg, referred to as "Dottie," recalled her experiences as a Navy Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service member during World War II.

Face of Defense: Corpsman Helps Marja's Elderly


Navy Seaman Vince Edward Chu Lo, a corpsman for 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion, enjoys helping Afghans in need of medical attention.

Iraqis Capture Suspected Terrorist Leaders


Iraqi police arrested three suspected terrorists, two of whom are believed to be al-Qaida in Iraq leaders.

Airmen Expand Hospital in Chile


U.S. Air Force members are helping Chilean officials expand their medical capabilities to assist efforts to treat citizens injured by the Feb. 27 earthquake.

Commentary: A Father's Pride in His Late Son's Service


An Army two-star general tells his story of meeting the grieving, but proud, family of a fallen soldier returning home.

Forces in Afghanistan Kill, Capture Militants


Afghan and coalition forces killed a senior Taliban operative, detained numerous suspected insurgents and seized weapons and drugs.

Comfort Returns to U.S. After Haiti Mission


The Navy hospital ship USNS Comfort stopped at Naval Station Norfolk, Va., after its seven-week deployment in Haiti, where the crew provided care to nearly 800 Haitians who were injured in the devastating earthquake that struck Jan. 12.

'Civilian Surge' Comes to Life at Training Center


Civilian mobilization training is ongoing at the Joint Maneuver Training Center at Camp Atterbury, Ind.

Forces Capture Militants, Seize Weapons, Drugs


Afghan and international forces killed one insurgent, detained 16 suspected militants and seized enemy weapon stockpiles.

General Calls Civilian Casualty Reports 'Groundless'


Reports of civilian casualties resulting from military operations are "completely groundless," a senior official of the International Security Assistance Force Joint Command said.

New Simulator Sharpens Skills on Unpaved Roads


Researchers are developing a training simulator that creates environments mirroring the challenges servicemembers face behind the wheel.

NASA Awards Civil Design, Engineering and Services Contract


NASA has selected Jones Edmunds & Associates, Inc. of Gainesville, Fla., to provide civil and environmental design, engineering and other professional services.

Comfort to Stop in Norfolk After Haiti Mission


The USNS Comfort will arrive at Naval Station Norfolk, Va., March 13, en route to its home port in Baltimore after completing its humanitarian assistance mission off the coast of Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

Official Announces Plans to Curb Fighter Program's Cost


The Defense Department will require a shift to a fixed-price contract in its negotiations with Lockheed Martin for the initial production phase of the F-35 Lightning II joint strike fighter.

Dignified Transfer Pays Tribute to Fallen


The dignified transfer is a solemn movement of fallen servicemembers from the aircraft to a vehicle to the Air Force Mortuary Affairs Operations Center at Dover Air Force Base, Del.

Face of Defense: Marine Shapes Silent Drill Platoon


Marine Corps Cpl. Robert Dominguez is the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon drill master, tasked with memorizing, teaching and handing down the platoon's unique drill style, called the "slide drill."

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