05 October 2008 Military News |
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Current Operations
- Oct. 4 airpower summary: C-130s sustain operations AFPN 5 Oct 2008 -- Coalition airpower integrated with ground forces in Iraq and the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan in the following operations.
- Terrorist Detonates Suicide Vest in Mosul AFPS 5 Oct 2008 -- A terrorist detonated a suicide vest in Mosul as coalition forces were trying to capture a wanted man.
- US Military: 11 Iraqis Killed in Mosul Raid VOA 5 Oct 2008 -- The US military in Iraq says 5 militants, 3 women and 3 children were killed during a raid in which a suspected insurgent detonated a suicide vest.
- The Necessities to Complete a Six-Month Deployment Navy NewsStand 05 Oct 2008 -- Seabees of Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 4 arrived in Camp Arifjan, Kuwait at the beginning of August prepared for a long six-month deployment.
- Coalition Forces Target Taliban, Networks in Eastern Afghanistan AFPS 5 Oct 2008 -- Coalition forces killed five enemy fighters in operations, targeting al-Qaeda and Taliban terrorist networks in eastern Afghanistan.
- NATO: Senior Taliban Leader Captured in Afghanistan VOA 5 Oct 2008 -- A Taliban field commander has been recaptured after breaking his pledge not to fight Afghanistan's government.
- Afghanistan Says International Force Promises to Reduce Civilian Casualties VOA 5 Oct 2008 -- Afghanistan Defense Minister: Pentagon has pledged to take steps to reduce civilian casualties from aerial attacks.
- Pakistani tribesmen burn houses of Taliban militants IRNA 5 Oct 2008 -- Thousands of armed tribesmen Saturday burned houses of militants as part of punitive action against Taliban militants in the Bajaur region.
- USS McInerney Returns Home After Six-Month Counter-Drug Deployment Navy Newsstand 5 Oct 2008 -- USS McInerney returned home after 6-month counter-illicit trafficking deployment.
Defense Policy / Programs
- Rear Adm. Blackwood Retires After Four Decades of Service Navy NewsStand 05 Oct 2008 -- The deputy commander of Navy Region Southeast achieved a personal and professional milestone when he retired Sept 26 in a ceremony at the NAS Jax Officers' Club.
- SUPSALV Conducts Change of Office and Retirement Ceremony Navy NewsStand 05 Oct 2008 -- The U.S. Navy's Supervisor of Salvage and Diving (SUPSALV), a Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) directorate, held a change of office and retirement ceremony at the Washington Navy Yard Sept. 29.
- San Antonio's Advanced Engineering Mission Readiness Effectiveness, Efficiency Navy NewsStand 05 Oct 2008 -- New technologies and network-based processes are having a significant impact on USS San Antonio (LPD 17)during their first deployment as part of the USS Iwo Jima Expeditionary Strike Group.
- USS Boone Returns to Mayport After Deployment Navy NewsStand 05 Oct 2008 -- USS Boone (FFG 28) and embarked units returned home Oct 5 after six months deployed to the Eastern Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea.
- Pakistani MPs to get 'closed-door' briefing on military offensive IRNA 5 Oct 2008 -- President Zardari summoned the joint Parliament session to meet to brief parliamentarians about offensive against the militants.
Defense Industry
Other Conflicts
- Israel's Livni: Seek Peace with Palestinians, Confront Iran VOA 5 Oct 2008 -- The new leader of Israel's ruling party is vowing to move forward with peace talks with the Palestinians, while confronting Iran.
- Tbilisi Must Build Closer Relationship With EU, Former Georgian Envoy Says RFE/RL 05 Oct 2008 -- European Union monitors in Georgia say they have observed the dismantling of a Russian checkpoint near South Ossetia in the "first open sign" of a promised Russian troop pullback by October 10
- Russian troops start pullout from Georgia - local TV RIA Novosti 5 Oct 2008 -- Russian forces are withdrawing from the Samagrelo area in western Georgia as part of an expected pullout.
- Mauritanians Protest New Military Government VOA 5 Oct 2008 -- Security forces in Mauritania have used tear gas to break up a crowd that defied a ban on street demonstrations and protested against the military coup.
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