23 June 2006 Military News |
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Current Operations
- OIF/OEF Casualty Update 22 Jun 2006 [PDF]
- MND-B SOLDIER DIES IN NON-COMBAT RELATED INCIDENT
- MARINE KILLED IN AL ANBAR PROVINCE
- DoD Identifies Marine Casualty
- DoD Identifies Army Casualty
- DoD Identifies Army Casualty
- DoD Identifies Marine Casualty
- Curfew Declared in Baghdad as Violence Surges VOA 23 Jun 2006 -- The Iraqi government has imposed a curfew in Baghdad as violence surged in the capital city and across the country.
- CENTAF releases airpower summary for June 23 AFPN 23 Jun 2006 -- U.S. Central Command Air Forces officials released the airpower summary for June 23.
- Bulgarian Contingent Officially Joins Forces With Americans AFPS 23 Jun 2006 -- Charged with providing security at the Multinational Force Iraq Temporary Interview and Protection Facility here that houses nearly 200 protected people and refugees, the First Guard Company from Kazanluk, Bulgaria, received the personal congratulations of its nation's ambassador to Iraq at a formal ceremony here yesterday.
- 20 Killed in Bomb Attacks in Iraq VOA 23 Jun 2006 -- Iraqi police say at least 20 people were killed and more than 30 others wounded in two bomb attacks Friday.
- NATO Afghan Expansion on Track VOA 23 Jun 2006 -- British, Dutch, and Canadian troops are arriving by the thousands in Kandahar in southern Afghanistan as NATO prepares to take responsibility for security in the southern region in July.
Defense Policy / Programs
- NKO Approaches 650,000 User Mark Navy NewsStand 23 Jun 2006 -- With more than 600,000 personnel using Navy Knowledge Online (NKO) on a daily basis, NKO continues to expand in both content and users while serving as the Navy’s Sea Warrior Web portal for education and training management and life-long learning.
- San Diego-based Ships to Participate in Valiant Shield Navy NewsStand 23 Jun 2006 -- Five San Diego-based Navy ships are scheduled to participate in the combined forces military exercise Valiant Shield 2006 off the coast of Guam June 19-23.
- AICs Control Air Space, CSG Defense During Valiant Shield ‘06 Navy NewsStand 23 Jun 2006 -- In support of Exercise Valiant Shield, June 19-23, air-intercept controllers (AIC) stationed aboard USS Mobile Bay (CG 53) and other surface ships in the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) Carrier Strike Group (ALCSG), directed air wing assets to intercept hostile aircraft in defense of the strike group.
- USS Cleveland Conducts Operations With Leaders to Sea Navy NewsStand 23 Jun 2006 -- San Diego magnates received a special opportunity June 13-16, with a chance to embark USS Cleveland (LPD 7) as a part of the Navy’s Leaders to Sea program sponsored by Commander, Naval Surface Forces.
- COMUSNAVSO, USS Stephen W. Groves Host Colombian Navy Navy NewsStand 23 Jun 2006 -- Commander, U.S. Naval Forces Southern Command continued efforts at Theater Security Cooperation (TSC) by hosting a sunset reception for the Colombian navy aboard USS Stephen W. Groves (FFG 29) in Cartagena, Colombia, June 15.
- Navy Personal Data Found on Web Site Navy NewsStand 23 Jun 2006 -- Personal data on approximately 28,000 Sailors and family members was discovered on a civilian Web site in late June, and the Chief of Naval Personnel is working to identify those individuals affected, to notify them individually.
- HS-4 Supports Valiant Shield Navy NewsStand 23 Jun 2006 -- The “Black Knights” of Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron (HS) 4, as part of Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 14, played a vital role in Exercise Valiant Shield 06, held June 19-23 in the Guam operating area.
- Rizzo Turns Over Command of NAS JRB New Orleans Navy NewsStand 23 Jun 2006 -- Capt. A. J. Rizzo, commanding officer, Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (NAS JRB) New Orleans, turned over command of the base to Capt. Jay Adelmann during ceremonies June 21 at 2 p.m.
- VAW-113 Provides Command and Control During Valiant Shield Navy NewsStand 23 Jun 2006 -- The “Black Eagles” of Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron (VAW) 113, a part of Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 14, provided invaluable command and control from their E-2C Hawkeye aircraft while participating in Exercise Valiant Shield 2006 in the Guam operating area June 19-23.
- Prepositioning Ship Key Player in Multinational Exercise BALTOPS 2006 Navy NewsStand 23 Jun 2006 -- USNS LCPL Roy M. Wheat (T-AK 3016) joined maritime forces from nine countries in the Baltic Sea June 6-18, for the 34th annual military exercise Baltic Operations (BALTOPS) 2006.
- Airmen train Soldiers for protection mission AFPN 23 Jun 2006 -- Airmen from the 407th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron here have found themselves performing a unique mission in the last month -- providing training to 164 Soldiers.
- Testers set sights on joint strike fighter AFPN 23 Jun 2006 -- Allowing a pilot to turn in any direction but still have access to information on the heads-up display at the front of the cockpit is the aim of testing here.
- Khobar Towers changed Air Force focus on force protection AFPN 23 Jun 2006 -- It was around 10 p.m. on June 25, 1996, when Staff Sgt. Alfredo Guerrero went to check the security post on the rooftop of an eight-story Khobar Towers apartment building at Dhahran Air Base, Saudi Arabia. He asked the sentry on watch if everything was OK.
- Army Reserve Chief: Recruiting Stats Alone Don't Tell Whole Story AFPS 23 Jun 2006 -- The Army Reserve may fall 3 percent or 4 percent short of its recruiting goal for the year, but its new chief said that's not necessarily "a bad-news story."
- Army Deployment Model Brings Reservists Readiness, Predictability AFPS 23 Jun 2006 -- The new training and deployment cycle being introduced Armywide will bring more predictable deployment schedules for Army Reservists, their employers and their families.
- F-22 excels at establishing air dominance AFPN 23 Jun 2006 -- Beginning with Lot 7 production of the F-22 Raptor, the Air Force hopes to enter into a cost-saving, multi-year procurement contract with the aircraft and engine manufacturer.
- U.S., South Africa Score High on Defense Cooperation Washington File 23 Jun 2006 -- U.S. defense officials and their South African counterparts found common ground during discussions at the Pentagon and at an annual Defense Commission meeting held at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York, says South African Deputy Defense Minister Mluleki George.
- Press Briefing by Tony Snow The White House 23 Jun 2006
- Daily Press Briefing US Department of State 23 Jun 2006
Defense Industry
- DoD News: Contracts for June 23, 2006
- BAE Systems achieves major SAMPSON milestone BAE Systems 23 Jun 2006 -- BAE Systems has achieved a major milestone in the SAMPSON programme with the completion of testing of the first prototype radar. The system has now commenced its transfer to a sea-level test site in Cumbria for further trials and to be integrated within the wider system of which it forms part.
- Raytheon Celebrates 50th Anniversary of HAWK Air Defense System's First Successful Aerial Engagement Raytheon 23 Jun 2006 -- Raytheon Company yesterday celebrated the 50th anniversary of its HAWK air defense system's first successful aerial engagement by hosting a ceremony at the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston. The event featured Raytheon Chairman and CEO Bill Swanson and close to 200 Raytheon employees and customers.
Other Conflicts
- DAILY PRESS BRIEFING BY THE OFFICES OF THE SPOKESMAN FOR THE SECRETARY-GENERAL AND THE SPOKESPERSON FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT United Nations 23 Jun 2006
- Officials hail 'historic' inaugural session of UN Peacebuilding Commission UN News Centre 23 Jun 2006 -- In what United Nations officials hailed as an historic milestone in global efforts to help countries avert a relapse into bloodshed after emerging from conflict, the first meeting of the newly created Peacebuilding Commission was held today at UN Headquarters in New York.
- As elections near in DR Congo, Annan calls for end to intimidation UN News Centre 23 Jun 2006 -- With the largest and most challenging elections the United Nations has ever helped organize slated to take place in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) in little over a month, Secretary-General Kofi Annan today called for full transparency of the process, voicing concern at reports of intimidation, corruption and detentions.
- Sri Lanka agrees to remove EU truce monitors IRNA 23 Jun 2006 -- In an effort to keep the threadbare peace process on track, Sri Lankan government caved in to a Tamil Tiger demand of removing the European truce monitors, who branded the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) as terrorists, from the island nation but said it should be done in six months instead of one.
- Chechnya: New Separatist Leader Vows to Take Fight To Russia RFE/RL 23 Jun 2006 -- In his first public comments since becoming Chechnya's new rebel leader, Doku Umarov has threatened to expand separatist operations further into Russia.
- Georgia: UN Abkhaz Representative Says Dialogue Is Positive RFE/RL 23 Jun 2006 -- Ambassador Heidi Tagliavini, who is UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan's special representative for the Abkhaz conflict, will soon be finishing her four-year term in office.
- State's Frazer Cites Danger of Somalia Attracting Terrorists Washington File 23 Jun 2006 -- It is urgently important that all parties in Somalia stop any hostilities and begin a dialogue with one another, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Jendayi Frazer told reporters June 21.
- SUDAN: Concerns over implementation of Darfur peace deal IRIN 23 Jun 2006 -- The implementation of the Darfur Peace Agreement (DPA) is falling behind schedule and threatening the fragile truce in Sudan's western region, observers have warned.
- Palestinians Fire More Rockets at Israel VOA 23 Jun 2006 -- Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip have fired several rockets at Israel in what appears to have become a daily routine
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