FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- After Treason Comment, Senator Asks AF Chief about 'Reverse' Probe

 Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2015 13:27:31 +0000
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Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- After Treason Comment, Senator Asks AF Chief about 'Reverse' Probe

29 January 2015 After Treason Comment, Senator Asks AF Chief about 'Reverse' Probe Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Welsh faced tough questioning in the Senate over whether the service is investigating airmen who have spoken to Congress about the planned retirement of the A-10 Thunderbolt. Read More More Stories at Military.com Japan Says It Trusts Jordan to Help Islamic State Hostage Raul Castro: US Must Return Guantanamo for Normal Relations Tape: Scientist Offers to Build Nuke Bomb Targeting New York Ventura Won't See 'American Sniper'; Says Kyle is No Hero Ukraine Rebels Claim New Key Victory is Within Grasp Pentagon Tells Congress to Stop Buying Equipment it Doesn't Need Hagel Says Goodbye to Troops at Ceremony Attended by Obama Commander: Army's New AH-64E Apache Surprised Enemy in Afghanistan Lawmakers Mull Forcing VA to Release Data Lebanese Hezbollah Hits Israeli Convoy, Killing 2 Soldiers Revolutionary War Replica Tall Ship Falls During Storm's Strong Winds Gitmo Officer: Limits On Female Guards Puts Mission at Risk Adding Extra Tasks to Tactical Fitness Routines Two Chris Kyle Stories You Won't See in 'American Sniper' CamelBak's Newest Hydration Pack Design Mattis Calls on Congress to Halt Guantanamo Prisoner Releases Pentagon Unveils Program to Help Build 6th Generation Fighter Navy Preps to Build New Amphibious Assault Ship McCain Gives Thumbs Up to 'American Sniper' See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia Confederate Army General Beauregard, best know by his initials P.G.T., actually had what for a first name? Play Video of the Day Two Minute Brief: The Coast Guard?s Many Roles Watch Now | See More Videos

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FW: Gitmo CO Fired Over Alleged Affair, Investigated in Her Husband's Death

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Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2015 18:24:56 -0500
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Subject: Gitmo CO Fired Over Alleged Affair, Investigated in Her Husband's Death
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28 Jan 2015 Gitmo CO Fired Over Alleged Affair, Investigated in Her Husband's Death The Navy captain in charge of the Naval Station at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, has been fired and is being investigated in connection with an alleged affair with a woman on the base and the recent death of her husband. Read More Latest Military News Major Commissary Cuts, Price Increases Put in Draft Budget Proposal Navy Recruiting Enlisted Women for Submarine Force Army Denies Reports Bergdahl Will Be Charged With Desertion Video: Shot Show 2015 - Blue Force Gear Ex-Germantown CMC Pleads Guilty to Prostitute Procurement Conspiracy Step-by-Step to a VA Loan: #2 Obtain Your COE Deadline Looms for TSP Required Update An In-Depth Look: M4 Carbine Crews Search for Ways to Free Grounded Military Sealift Command Ship How to Succeed as a Vetrepreneur Pentagon Bids Adieu to Air-Sea Battle Name USS Peleliu Will Join Inactive Fleet in Hawaii Navy Expands Use of SM-6 Missile Supply Ship Getting $4M in Repairs After Collision Navy to Integrate F-35 With Beyond-the-Horizon Technology Lawmakers: Carrier Fleet Should Be Exempt From Cuts Navy Builds New Ship-to-Shore Connectors 2 US Navy Ships Move to Red Sea for Possible Yemen Evacuation Navy Wants to Increase Use of Sonar-Emitting Buoys 1,000 82nd Airborne Paratroopers Headed to Iraq This Week Report: Changes May Hit Military Basic, Special and Retirement Pays McCain Calls for More Ground Troops to Fight ISIS On-Base Housing Residents to Feel 'BAH Pinch' Female Vet Reportedly Gets Shamed for Parking in Veteran-Reserved Spot Air Force Colonel Relieved of Duties After Fort Bragg Training Death General's A-10 Treason Comment Sparks Concern Over Protected Speech Army Looking to Store Tanks, Equipment in Eastern Europe How to Identify Tricare on Tax Forms Videos of the Week One Mile Sniper Kill Shot Watch Now 5 Things You Don't Know About Spy Planes Watch Now Two Minute Brief: US Aircraft Carriers Watch Now

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FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Report: Changes May Hit Military Basic, Special and Retirement Pays

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Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Report: Changes May Hit Military Basic, Special and Retirement Pays

28 January 2015 Report: Changes May Hit Military Basic, Special and Retirement Pays The report is likely to set off a massive political fight over the future of military compensation. DoD is bracing for backlash, with a special team ready to review the recommendations and provide feedback to the White House. Read More More Stories at Military.com Ex-Germantown CMC Pleads Guilty to Prostitute Procurement Conspiracy Jordan Ready to Swap Prisoner for Pilot Held by Islamic State Military Letter to Washington Pot Shops: Stores Off Limits to Troops Air Force Staff Sergeant Found Guilty in AFN Murder Gunmen Storm Luxury Libyan Hotel, Killing American, 9 Others Army Denies Reports Bergdahl Will Be Charged With Desertion HASC Chairman Says Congress Wary of Military Pay and Benefit Cuts Survey: Military Spouse Scholarship Underused Lawmaker Demands Veterans Secretary Support Bonus Recoupment Bill Judge: Texas Universities Must Offer Vet Benefits to Non-Residents Kurds Expand Offensive After Driving IS Out of Syrian Town Philippines Rejects US Marine's Appeal to Drop Murder Case Mattis Calls on Congress to Halt Guantanamo Prisoner Releases Ms. Vicki: 4 Don'ts When Getting Involved With a Military Man Why Taxes Aren't so Crazy for Military Families MyCAA: Can Free Spouse Tuition Program Be Saved? 'Fury': 2014's Other Great Military Movie Army Sniper Nick Irving Is 'The Reaper' Summer Camps for Military Kids See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia The P-51, a highly successful long-range fighter aircraft from WWII, was known by what name? Play Video of the Day Mine Killers Watch Now | See More Videos

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RE: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Female Terrorists Finding Their Place in Islamic Militants' Ranks

Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2015 13:26:38 +0000

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Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Female Terrorists Finding Their Place in Islamic Militants' Ranks

27 January 2015 Female Terrorists Finding Their Place in Islamic Militants' Ranks The partner of Paris gunman Amedy Coulibaly underwent a metamorphosis that illuminates the dangerous potential behind militant groups' efforts to increase their recruiting of female terrorists. Read More More Stories at Military.com VA: Major Restructuring Will Set Standard Regional Boundaries Leaders Mark Auschwitz Liberation 70 Years On Without Putin Former Army Sexual Assaults Prosecutor Found Guilty of Rape Kurds Celebrate Ousting Islamic State Fighters from Kobani Interview: Iraq 'Sleeper Cells' Fight Islamic State Group Greek F-16 Jet Crashes at Spanish Base, Killing 10 People McCain Calls for More Ground Troops to Fight ISIS Complaints Challenge Limits on Guantanamo Female Guards Russia Defiant After Threats From West Over Ukraine Drone Crashes at White House; Hobbyist Says It's His US Drone Strikes Resume in Yemen Despite Turmoil I Corps Commander on Pacific: 'Army is Not Trying to be Marine Corps' New Program Prepares Veterans for Hospitality Jobs Tricare Dental Premiums Going Up Are You Crazy Or Is Military Life Crazymaking? Safariland Revolutionizes Holster Fit Video: 10 Jaw-dropping Flybys Bragg Soldier, Wife Charged With Animal Cruelty in Puppy's Drowning Crews Search for Ways to Free Grounded Military Sealift Command Ship See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia The "Thach Weave" is a tactic that would be used in what type of warfare? Play Video of the Day Two Minute Brief: Nuclear Subs: First & Latest Watch Now | See More Videos

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