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DEFENSE - ALL ARTICLES
Pentagon Assigns $380 Million to Controversial Air Defense System
The department is cooperating with Germany and Italy on the Medium Extended Air Defense System.
Sequestration Furloughs Would Hit 94 Percent of Navy Civilians
Cuts will hit veterans, which make up half the service’s civilian workforce.
VA Seeks to Quadruple Funding for Paperless Claims System
Overall, department requests 4 percent increase in 2014 discretionary budget.
OPM to Agencies: Create Personal Advocates for Civilians Returning from Combat Zones
Each agency should designate a liaison to ensure employees receive benefits post combat.
Botched Attack Kills State Department Employee in Afghanistan
Anne Smedinghoff, 25, is the first State official who has been killed there since the war begun.
Senators Demand Answers on Restoration of Military Tuition Assistance
Continuing resolution included measures to restart the program.
North Korea Sure Is Acting Like It Wants to Start a War
The rogue nation has reportedly suggested to the Russian, British, and other governments that they might want to evacuate their embassies.
North Korea Reportedly Just Moved Its Missiles a Little Closer to the U.S.
The rogue nation has shifted its mid-range Musudan missile to the east coast of the country.
Army Investigating Fort Knox Shooting
Victim a civilian employee at Army Human Resources Command.
Hagel Vows to Trim Military Benefits and Modernize Strategy
In first speech, Pentagon chief stresses cooperation with other agencies.
