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01/09/2012
Official: Strategic Guidance Recognizes U.S. NATO Commitments
WASHINGTON - As the United States implements new strategic guidance that increases its focus on Asia and the Pacific, it also needs to pursue “smart defense initiatives” as it continues to honor its NATO commitments, a senior defense official said.
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01/09/2012
Face of Defense: Siblings Reunite in Afghanistan
KHOST PROVINCE, Afghanistan - With a little help from their father back home, three deployed siblings were able to reconnect at Forward Operating Base Salerno, Afghanistan, following a four-year separation.
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01/09/2012
War Yields Lessons in Preventing, Treating Eye Injuries
WASHINGTON - Ten years of conflict has given rise, not only to the world’s best body armor and state-of-the-art battlefield technologies, but also to a new understanding about ways to prevent eye injuries and treat those who suffer from them.
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01/08/2012
Panetta: ‘Sequestration’ Would Upend Military Strategy
WASHINGTON - The Defense Department’s new 10-year strategy will go “out the window” if the federal Budget Control Act’s additional spending cuts go into effect next year, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta said.
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01/08/2012
Panetta, Dempsey Discuss Iran Situation
WASHINGTON - Defense Department leaders agree international economic pressure represents a better option than military action in dealing with Iran.
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01/08/2012
DOD Leaders: U.S. Will Remain World’s Strongest Military
WASHINGTON - The Defense Department’s new, 10-year strategy will ensure the United States remains the world’s strongest military power as force size adjusts to accommodate changing fiscal needs, DOD leaders emphasized in media interviews.
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