Md. Guard unit expected to get call-up for Iraq
WASHINGTON - The Pentagon announced yesterday that 43,000 National Guard and Reserve support troops will begin replacing U.S. forces in Iraq early next year and that most of those part-time...
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U.S. hopes Iraqi mobile lab is evidence of biowar effort
WASHINGTON - The Pentagon announced yesterday what may be the first hard evidence of an ongoing illegal weapons program by Saddam Hussein's regime, although further tests will be required on...
Spy planes to hunt sniper
Sophisticated military spy planes typical of those used to hunt down al-Qaida terrorists in the Middle East will soon fly over the Washington region to help federal and local authorities...
Army units train hard with an eye toward Iraq
WASHINGTON -- Hundreds of Abrams tanks and Bradley fighting vehicles rolled across a pontoon bridge at Fort Hood, Texas, yesterday during a training exercise to prepare soldiers of the 1st...
Thousands pay tribute at Pentagon
WASHINGTON - At the precise spot where an airliner slammed into the Pentagon a year ago, President Bush and military leaders led a ceremony of remembrance yesterday that was equal...
Patrols keep eye on U.S. skies
Bristling with missiles that protrude like talons, peering with a sharp eye from its lofty perch, the F-16 Fighting Falcon is aptly named for its potentially deadly mission: protecting the...