09 July 2006 Military News |
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Current Operations
- MNB-I SOLDIER DIES IN NON-COMBAT RELATED INCIDENT
- Terrorist Attacks Kill Iraqi Civilians; Weapons Caches Found AFPS 09 Jul 2006 -- Several Iraqi civilians were killed and injured during two July 7 terrorist attacks, and multiple weapons caches were found last week, military officials in Iraq said.
- CENTAF releases airpower summary AFPN 09 Jul 2006 -- U.S. Central Command Air Forces officials have released the airpower summary for July 9.
- Some 60 Killed in Sectarian Violence in Baghdad VOA 09 Jul 2006 -- Some 60 people were killed Sunday in a bloody day of sectarian violence in the Iraqi capital.
- Several Score Killed At Fake Baghdad Checkpoints RFE/RL 09 Jul 2006 -- More than 35 people were killed today when Shi'ite gunmen went on a rampage targeting residents in predominantly Sunni districts of Baghdad.
- Iraqi Gunmen Kill 35 In Baghdad VOA 09 Jul 2006 -- Iraqi police say gunmen have shot dead more than 35 people in a predominantly Sunni Arab district in western Baghdad.
Other Conflicts
- Israel Continues Air Strikes in Gaza Strip VOA 09 Jul 2006 -- Israel pounded the Gaza Strip with fresh air raids and artillery Sunday, after rebuffing a proposed ceasefire by the Palestinian prime minister.
Defense Policy / Programs
- Command and control focus of new research project AFPN 09 Jul 2006 -- The Air Force Office of Scientific Research, in cooperation with Binghamton University in New York, has started funding a research project targeted at improving the strength and availability of command and control networks.
- Report: Gaps in US Missile Defenses VOA 09 Jul 2006 -- A newly-released independent report has criticized the United States missile defense network, saying it does not do enough to protect Americans from attack.
Defense Industry
News Reports
- China and Japan Agree to Keep Talking on Drilling for Gas in Disputed Seabed VOA 09 Jul 2006 -- China and Japan have ended talks in Beijing on a dispute over exploring gas fields in the East China Sea

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