Defense
Pentagon's embattled personnel official resigns
Clifford Stanley plans to leave the Pentagon within the next two weeks.
Defense
Insiders: State Department ill-equipped to lead Iraq transition
Experts doubt the diplomatic agency's ability to be fully effective after security forces leave.
Defense
Libyans say Qaddafi dead, U.S. yet to confirm
A National Transitional Council military chief told Al Jazeera the ousted Libyan leader died of wounds sustained during his capture near his hometown.
Defense
Clinton arrives in Libya, pledges more aid for wounded, securing weapons
New aid package, expected to total about $11 million, will include transportation to treat some of the most severely wounded and provide spare parts to fix medical equipment.
Defense
Report: U.S. officials met with Haqqani network
Meeting was intended to start discussions on the way to wind down the war in Afghanistan.
Defense
Hillary Clinton: Attack on Syrian envoy 'wholly unacceptable'
Assault by protesters loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was unjustified, secretary of State says.
Defense
Only two Afghan battalions operating 'independently' -- sort of
General expects costs of training, equipping to drop below projected number.
Defense
American flag raised over embassy in Tripoli
President Obama this week praised the U.S. ambassador’s return to the embassy.
Defense
Report: U.S. expanding drone bases in East Africa, Arabian Peninsula
Additional bases would help in an effort to attack al-Qaida affiliates in Somalia and Yemen.
News
White House to buy office supplies in bulk to cut costs
Hoping to trim $600 million in the next four years, several federal agencies and departments will start pooling their purchases of office printers, copiers, and scanners.
Defense
Insiders poll: Super committee will cut additional billions in Defense
Investment accounts and military personnel are likely targets.
Defense
Shh . . . U.S. military on ground in Libya, but not really
Four U.S. troops in Libya are part of a State Department team to assess the embassy location and have no military mission, Pentagon officials say.
Defense
Former, current officials reflect on bin Laden hunt a decade after 9/11
Interviews show 10 years of frustrations and triumphs for those in charge of protecting U.S. during attacks.
Defense
Petraeus takes up new post as CIA director
Vice President Joe Biden swore in the now-retired General in a private ceremony.
Defense
Scores killed in attacks across Iraq
Nearly 70 people killed and dozens more wounded after a relative respite from violence during Ramadan.
Defense
General cleared of allegations of ordering psy-ops on senators
Probe does not turn up evidence to back accusations that Lt. Gen. William Caldwell told troops to manipulate lawmakers visiting Afghanistan.
Defense
Report: Military investigation finds U.S. funds reached Taliban
Probe reveals portions of $2 billion contract intended to support local Afghan business eventually reached insurgents.
Defense
Sworn in, Crocker assures careful drawdown in Afghanistan
New ambassador says there is “no rush for the exits.”
Defense
Panetta jokes about his colorful remarks during swearing-in ceremony
New Pentagon head compares himself to Biden.
Defense
Obama certifies 'don’t ask, don’t tell' repeal won’t harm readiness
Move is the last step in ending the controversial ban on gays serving openly in the military.
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