FW: The Early Brief -- US May Sail More Ships in South China Sea, Navy Commander Says

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Date: Fri, 19 Feb 2016 08:44:24 -0500
From: military@e0.email.military.com
Subject: The Early Brief -- US May Sail More Ships in South China Sea, Navy Commander Says

19 February 2016 US May Sail More Ships in South China Sea, Navy Commander Says If Pacific Fleet Commander Adm. Scott Swift has regrets about last October's "innocent passage" transit of the guided-missile destroyer USS Lassen in the territorially contested Spratly islands in the South China Sea, it's that the Navy wasn't clearer about its intent with the mission. Read More More Stories at Military.com US Told Russia Secret Locations of American Special Forces in Syria B-1 Bombers Out of Mix for US Campaigns in Iraq, Syria Decision Looms for Green Beret Who Protected Afghan Boy Official: US Warplanes Hit Multiple ISIS Targets in Libya Missing Radioactive Material in Iraq Prompts Search, ISIS Fears China Has Deployed Missiles to Disputed Island Before, US Admiral Says Helicopter Crashes Into Pearl Harbor, 1 Critically Hurt MacDill Airmen Can't Have Personal Weapons on Base Georgia Executes Ex-Navy Crewman Who Killed Fellow Sailor Kurdish Forces Say Islamic State Group Used Chemical Shells 'Terminal Lance' Cartoon's Popularity Leads to Book Ms. Vicki: Does Being Overseas Complicate Divorcing an Unfaithful Spouse? Why Oshkosh Won the Army's JLTV Contract in One Chart Navy May Delay Firing Rail Gun at Sea to Test Tech in 5-Inch Guns, Artillery Lockheed Withdraws Protest of Army's JLTV Award 11 Things I Learned in Vietnam That Made Me Successful in Civilian Career Veteran Jobs: 10 Steps to Getting a Federal Job Military Transition Q&A: Finding the Right Fit 13 Funniest Military Memes of the Week: February 17 See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia Who is the current Commandant of the United States Marine Corps? Play Video of the Day Bullet Points: M240 Machine Gun Watch Now | See More Videos

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