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10 January 2006 Military News

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  • DoD Announces Recruiting and Retention Numbers for December 10 Jan 2006 -- The Department of Defense announced today its recruiting and retention statistics for the active and reserve components for the month of December.
  • Boards to decide fate of IRR no-shows Army News 10 Jan 2006 -- Army boards will soon be convened to decide whether to discharge about 80 Soldiers in the Individual Ready Reserve who failed to report for duty over the past 18 months.
  • Wynne: AF needs to recapitalize AFPN 10 Jan 2006 -- With the combination of aging and heavily used equipment, the Air Force needs recapitalization across the board, Secretary of the Air Force Michael W. Wynne said.
  • Innovative Programs Help Army Maintain Recruiting Comeback AFPS 10 Jan 2006 -- A variety of innovative recruiting initiatives, from a program to re-enlist veterans to an increase in the maximum enlistment age for the Army Reserve and National Guard, are being credited with the Army's continued success in reaching its recruiting and retention goals.
  • DoD Personnel Face Stricter Rules on Human Trafficking AFPS 10 Jan 2006 -- Harsher punishments for Defense Department personnel who participate in human trafficking or support the industry by patronizing prostitutes are part of a bill signed into law today by President Bush.
  • Army Continues Changing, Improving Body Armor AFPS 10 Jan 2006 -- The Army will continue to improve body armor issued to soldiers, and will begin manufacturing side-panel inserts to the Interceptor ballistic armor, officials said here today.
  • Unified Quest aims to refine irregular warfare Army News 10 Jan 2006 -- Unified Quest 2006 is a four-phase war game taking place now through March in which Army Chief of Staff Gen. Peter Schoomaker expects to refine proficiencies in irregular warfare.
  • U.S. To Host Inaugural Strategic Consultations with South Korea Washington File 10 Jan 2006 -- Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will host South Korea Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon for the inaugural session of the Strategic Consultations for Allied Partnership January 19 in Washington.
  • Detention Puts Terrorists Out of Action, DoD Official Says AFPS 10 Jan 2006 -- The detention of hundreds of terrorist suspects at U.S. Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, is helping to keep Americans and other peace-loving peoples safe, a senior Defense Department official said here today.

  • State Department Briefing, January 10 Washington File 10 Jan 2006 -- South Korea, Israel/Palestinians, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Chad, Iraq
  • White House Briefing, January 10 Washington File 10 Jan 2006 -- Judge Alito/hearings, Iran/international community response, Iraq, President's comments on war critics, relieving Iraq's debt, Prime Minister Sharon, upcoming speech on war on terrorism, Vice President's health, democracies in South America, U.N. in Iraq

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