26 March 2006 Military News |
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Current Operations
- Operation Scorpion Concludes AFPS 26 Mar 2006 -- Iraqi soldiers, with assistance from U.S. troops, detained 52 suspected insurgents March 24 during Operation Scorpion, a sequential cordon and search of eight villages in and around Hawijah, Iraq, that military officials said yesterday had ended.
- Soldiers Discover Weapons Caches in Iraq AFPS 26 Mar 2006 -- U.S. soldiers discovered four weapons caches in separate operations throughout Iraq March 24 through today, military officials in Iraq reported.
- Iraqi Special Ops Forces Conduct Baghdad Raid AFPS 26 Mar 2006 -- Iraqi special operations forces conducted a twilight raid today in the Adhamiyah neighborhood in northeast Baghdad to disrupt a terrorist cell responsible for attacks on Iraqi security and coalition forces and kidnapping Iraqi civilians in the local area.
- 30 Decapitated Bodies Found North of Baghdad VOA 26 Mar 2006 -- Iraqi police say they found 30 decapitated bodies near the city of Baquba Sunday.
- Afghan Judge Rejects Case Against Christian Convert VOA 26 Mar 2006 -- A judge in Afghanistan has reportedly rejected much of the evidence in the case against an Afghan Muslim who converted to Christianity
Other Conflicts
- Olmert Promotes West Bank Pullout ahead of Israeli Elections VOA 26 Mar 2006 -- With Israeli elections just two days away, the frontrunner is spelling out his vision for the nation's future borders.
Defense Policy / Programs
- Harriers Return to USS Bonhomme Richard Navy NewsStand 26 Mar 2006 -- AV-8B Harriers returned to USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6) for the first time in nearly nine months March 23 during local operations off the coast of Southern California.
- Merchant Vessel, U.S. Navy Ship Collide in Persian Gulf Navy NewsStand 26 Mar 2006 -- The Kiribati-flagged merchant vessel M/V Rokya 1 and USS McCampbell (DDG 85) collided at 11:09 p.m., local time, March 25, approximately 30 miles southeast of the Iraqi coastline in the North Persian Gulf.
Defense Industry
News Reports
- Australian Engineers Test Super-Fast Aircraft Engine VOA 26 Mar 2006 -- Researchers in Australia have conducted a test of a supersonic jet designed to travel at speeds up to 8,000 kilometers per hour.

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