FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Defense Nominee Carter Would Reconsider Afghan Withdrawal Plan

 Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2015 12:58:49 +0000
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Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Defense Nominee Carter Would Reconsider Afghan Withdrawal Plan

03 February 2015 Defense Nominee Carter Would Reconsider Afghan Withdrawal Plan The president's nominee to be the next Pentagon chief says he would consider changing the current plans for withdrawing all U.S. troops from Afghanistan by the end of next year if security conditions worsen. Read More More Stories at Military.com Snow Delays Senate's Vote on Veteran Suicide Prevention Bill South Korea Establishes Submarine Command The Cost of Leaving Islamic State: Death or Jail Hostage Killings Highlight Threat, Meager Options for Japan Ukraine Troops Fight to Avoid Being Surrounded by Rebels Pentagon 2016 Budget Includes Pay Raise, More BAH Cuts, Tricare Merger Navy's $160B Proposed Budget Increases Sea Pay and Submarines Army Shrinks Force by 23K Soldiers in 2016 Budget Proposal Air Force Maintains Plans to Retire A-10 in '16 Budget Proposal Marine Corps Proposes $25B Budget Keeping End Strength at 184K Pentagon's Budget Proposal Increases Costs to Families VA Seeks to Reallocate Choice Act Funds in $169B Budget Proposal Pentagon Ignores Spending Caps in 2016 Budget Legion's Testimony Recommends TAP Improvements 5 Reasons Military Families Avoid Real Estate What Does It Mean To Be Ignored at the Super Bowl? MyCAA Education Funds Underused Commission: Consolidate GI Bill Benefits, Delay Transferability McCain Calls Anti-Kissinger Protesters 'Low Life Scum' See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia What year did American participation in the Korean War end? Play Video of the Day Two Minute Brief: Osprey Evolution Watch Now | See More Videos

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