FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Guantanamo Base Commander Relieved of Duty

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Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2015 12:59:05 +0000
From: newsltr@miltnews.com
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Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Guantanamo Base Commander Relieved of Duty

22 January 2015 Guantanamo Base Commander Relieved of Duty Capt. John R. Nettleton, the commander of the Navy base at Guantanamo Bay, has been fired and is being investigated in connection with an alleged affair with a woman and the death of her husband, U.S. officials said Wednesday. Read More More Stories at Military.com Soldiers and Families Push Back against Army Drawdown at Town Halls 2 US Navy Ships Move to Red Sea for Possible Yemen Evacuation Japan Agonizes Over Ways to Free Islamic State Hostages Russia, Ukraine Agree Pullback Line for Heavy Arms Female Vet Reportedly Gets Shamed for Parking in Veteran-Reserved Spot Gun Makers Push the Limits on Tactical Shotgun Design New Pentagon Policy Opens Doors for Military Non-Profits Senate Veterans Committee Votes for Clay Hunt Suicide Bill VA Admits Costly Failures with Colorado Hospital Project Iraq Premier Says Ground Troops Need More Aid Lawmakers: Carrier Fleet Should Be Exempt From Cuts Obama to Congress: Guantanamo Prison Makes No Sense 5 Frugal Living Tips for 2015 Pentagon Bids Adieu to Air-Sea Battle Name McCain Vents Against Obama's Foreign Policy Strategy IWI to Resurrect Galil Rifle in the U.S. Market Navy Expands Use of SM-6 Missile Navy Builds New Ship-to-Shore Connectors Army Parachute Rigger's Jump Marks End of 40-year Career See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia What Gallic leader was defeated by Caesar at the siege of Alesia? Play Video of the Day Shot Show 2015: Smith & Wesson?s Red Dot Pistol Watch Now | See More Videos

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