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DOD Announces Charges Sworn Against Detainee Nashiri
The Department of Defense announced today that military commissions prosecutors have sworn charges against Abd al Rahim Hussayn Muhammad al Nashiri of Saudi Arabia. ...
Libyan Rebels Get Military Advice From EU, Aid From US
Two more European Union countries say they will join Britain in sending military advisers to Libya to help rebel forces.
UN Commissioner Says Government Attacks in Libya Could Be International Crimes
The UN's top rights official has condemned the reported use of cluster munitions and heavy weaponry by Libyan government forces, saying that the attacks could amount to international crimes. ... 
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DoD News: Army to Inactivate Accessions Command; Recruiting and Cadet Commands Align with TRADOC
The Army Accessions Command will inactivate by the end of fiscal 2012 as part of the Department of Defense and Army efficiency reviews.
Afghan Army Continues to Grow, Improve
As he nears the end of his tour as deputy commanding general in charge of training the Afghan National Army for NATO Training Mission Afghanistan, Army Maj. Gen. Gary Patton has seen some big changes. ...
Carter: Budget Cuts Demand More DOD Buying Power
As the Defense Department seeks additional cost cuts to support President Barack Obama's deficit-reduction efforts, weapons systems and other major procurement programs certainly will be on the table, but won't be enough to achieve the president's goals, the Pentagon's acquisitions chief said today. ...
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U.S., Pakistan Work Through Tensions, Mullen SaysMilitary-to-military ties between the United States and Pakistan remain good despite recent tensions between the two countries, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said here today. ... Read more... ��  ��
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Putin outlines blueprint for stronger Russia Russia needs to be strong and avoid experiments with 'unjustified liberalism' in order to safeguard its sovereignty and prevent outsiders from dictating the country's development, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday. ... Read more... �� ��
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