Navy Considering Robot Jellyfish
For use in underwater surveillance
Though many Islamic militants have been expelled political stability is left wanting
Plan to have only 1,000 left in their former colony by the end the year
Eric Harroun was in the in the Army from 2000 to 2003
Boko Haram and Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb causing concern
France is scheduled to begin withdrawing its troops next month
NATO has said it will not participate in a military intervention in Syria
Pentagon says the US is ready for "any contingency"
Guam and Hawaii also mentioned in latest threat from the reclusive regime
Russia not happy with European defense shield
South Africa's president says 13 South African soldiers were killed and one is missing
Details a joint response to North Korean "provocations"
Attacked a Syrian military position with a missile after an Israeli patrol was fired upon in the Golan Heights
Says, "Something went down, but it was short of a chemical weapon"
Continuing Resolution gives them $10 billion in additional funds
Against military rules because the death penalty applies
We've spent 30 years and $200 billion, and what have we got to show for it?
Army rules prohibit a guilty plea for charges carrying the death penalty
Responding to South Korean and American military exercises
May improve the transparency and accountability that the program has been lacking
Remembering the bipartisan efforts to expand the size and power of government.
Speeding up withdrawal after closing of British bases
Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.) registered a complaint
Eight reported wounded
Via a Chinese woman he was romantically involved with
Actually bringing on-line previously decommissioned silos
More than 25,000 U.S. troops are stationed in South Korea at a cost of at least $15 billion a year
Would make them harder for enemy to target
High-ranking officials not to be trusted, they say
The U.S. record at nation-building isn't much better at home than abroad.
Commanding officers can currently overrule juries and judges