FW: The Early Brief -- Senators to Ask US General about Troop Levels in Afghanistan

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Date: Tue, 6 Oct 2015 08:46:49 -0400
From: military@e0.email.military.com
Subject: The Early Brief -- Senators to Ask US General about Troop Levels in Afghanistan
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06 October 2015 Senators to Ask US General about Troop Levels in Afghanistan The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan will face questions from a Senate committee about how many troops should stay in the still-volatile nation. Read More More Stories at Military.com Syria's Skies Crowded with Multiple Air Forces Seoul: No Signs of North Korea Preparing Rocket Launch Former Navy Pilot Sues US Government over Bipolar Diagnosis Snowden: I'd Go to Prison to Return to US Bone Collector: Nonprofit Dedicated to Recovering WWII Remains US Troops Weren't Under Fire in Afghan Hospital Airstrike: General Marine Found Dead with Gunshot Wound at Camp Pendleton VA Unaware of Prudential 'Profiteering' off Veteran Insurance Payouts Paid NFL Troop Tributes Face Senate Vote Turkey Vows to Protect Borders after Russian Jet Incursion Lawmakers Push for Tougher US Stance in Cyberspace Iraqi PM Opens Green Zone to All Citizens Updated for 2016: Transitional TRICARE Fees VA Offers Free Flu Shots for Veterans U.S. Army Opens Best Warrior Competition Boeing Lands $4 Billion Deal for F-15 Electronic Warfare Upgrades TRICARE Changes Maintenance Meds Benefit The 5 Stages of Commissary Shopping on Payday Military Movies and Shows on Netflix: October 2015 See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia What pilot -- in an incident that forms the backdrop for the new Steven Spielberg movie 'Bridge of Spies' -- was shot down over the Soviet Union in 1960 while flying a U-2 spy plane? Play Video of the Day 5 Things You Don?t Know: U.S. Navy Watch Now | See More Videos

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