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Mullen Praises Turkey's Leadership, Assistance (2010-9-4 14:00:00)

The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff today praised Turkey, during a press conference in that nation's capital, for its leadership in the region and for its assistance with efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

General Seeks to Build Professional, Sustainable Afghan Forces (2010-9-3 14:00:00)

Building Afghan security forces that are capable, professional and sustainable is going to take a long time, but also is key to long-term success, the general who leads the NATO training mission in Afghanistan said.

Petraeus Explains Afghanistan Strategy (2010-9-3 14:00:00)

While military action is necessary in Afghanistan, it's not sufficient for success, said U.S. Army Gen. David H. Petraeus, explaining the need for "population-centric" operations.

Border Mission 'Not Unique' for Guardsmen (2010-9-3 14:00:00)

For the nearly 1,100 National Guard members on duty on the Southwest border, the job they are performing is a mission that is very familiar to many of them.

Trainers Build New Afghan Health System (2010-9-3 14:00:00)

Some 250 members of a nine-month-old medical training advisory group are standing back to enable Afghans to step up and increase their capability.

Coalition, Afghan Forces Rescue Prisoners (2010-9-3 14:00:00)

A combined Afghan-coalition force was pursuing a senior Taliban leader when it found and rescued seven imprisoned Afghan citizens during an operation in Helmand province.

Family Matters Blog: First Lady, Dr. Biden: Support Military Families (2010-9-3 14:00:00)

In her latest blog, AFPS' Elaine Wilson highlights an op-ed written by First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden that urges Americans to support troops and their families.

Gates Sees 'Positive Direction' in Afghanistan (2010-9-3 14:00:00)

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said he is encouraged by what he saw during a visit with troops serving in Afghanistan, especially the partnership between the various forces.

Face of Defense: Marine Follows Family Heritage (2010-9-3 14:00:00)

Defending America's freedom is a family tradition for Marine Corps Sgt. Dominick Valerio. Not only are his grandfather and two uncles veterans, but his brothers also serve in the U.S. Army.

Progress in Kandahar Will be Gradual, General Says (2010-9-3 14:00:00)

Progress in Afghanistan must be gradual and slow to ensure it becomes permanent, Army Lt. Gen. David Rodriguez said while visiting an outpost in Afghanistan with Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates.

'We Can Solve' Soldier Suicides, General Says (2010-9-3 14:00:00)

More vigilant leadership, pre-screening recruits, and better post-deployment follow up are solutions proposed by the acting director of the Army National Guard for stemming soldier suicides.

First Lady, Dr. Biden Urge Troop, Family Support (2010-9-3 14:00:00)

Just days after the combat mission in Iraq ended, First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Joe Biden, reminded Americans that their commitment to military families must carry on.

Mullen: News Can't Convey Scope of Pakistan Floods (2010-9-3 14:00:00)

News coverage cannot convey the scope of the floods that have ravaged Pakistan, Navy Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said.

Mullen Gets Afghanistan Updates in Kabul (2010-9-3 14:00:00)

Navy Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, discussed progress and challenges in Afghanistan with top military and diplomatic officials during a three-hour visit to Kabul.

Air Strike Targets Senior Insurgent Leader (2010-9-2 14:00:00)

Coalition forces employed an air strike against an Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan senior member determined to be a deputy shadow governor.

Gates, Karzai Discuss Way Ahead in Afghanistan (2010-9-2 14:00:00)

There are now enough resources in Afghanistan to deliver "tangible and lasting results," Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said during a joint news conference in Kabul with Afghan President Hamid Karzai.

Afghanistan Gains Come at High Price, General Says (2010-9-2 14:00:00)

U.S. and coalition troops in southwestern Afghanistan have made significant gains in recent months, but not without sacrifice, said the commander of NATO's regional command southwest.

Family Matters Blog: Virtual High School Keeps Students on Track (2010-9-2 14:00:00)

In her latest blog, AFPS' Elaine Wilson writes about the Department of Defense Education Activity's new virtual high school that's helping to fill in gaps for military students.

Taliban in Financial Trouble, General Says (2010-9-2 14:00:00)

The insurgency in southwestern Afghanistan is down to its "last card in the deck," the top military commander in the region said, citing Taliban cash flow problems and manning issues.

Face of Defense: Sailors Serve Meals at Homeless Shelter (2010-9-2 14:00:00)

Sailors prepared and served hot food to people at a local homeless shelter in Baltimore as part of Navy Week activities.

U.S. Military Boosts Pakistan Aid Capabilities (2010-9-2 14:00:00)

The U.S. military is boosting its flood-relief capabilities to Pakistan by deploying more aircraft and increasing the number of aid distribution stations in the flood-stricken nation, the Pakistan aid task force commander said.

Air Guard's 'Wingman Project' Offers Hope (2010-9-2 14:00:00)

The Air National Guard's "Wingman Project" trains citizen-airmen and their families to recognize the signs of suicide and help others in need.

Students Rate Quality Education, DoDEA Director Says (2010-9-2 14:00:00)

Military children attending Department of Defense Education Activity schools deserve the best education possible, the activity's acting director said.

Afghanistan Now Has Forces, Resources, Petraeus Says (2010-9-2 14:00:00)

The forces are now in place to make major strides in Afghanistan, Army Gen. David H. Petraeus said, with the vast majority of the 30,000 additional troops now in country.

Objective in Pakistan is to Help, Mullen Says (2010-9-2 14:00:00)

Though relief efforts may help people in flood-ravaged Pakistan and the rest of the world sees the United States in a more favorable light than they had before, the U.S. objective here simply is to help, Navy Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint C ...

U.S. Continues to Aid Flood-Stricken Pakistanis (2010-9-1 14:00:00)

Even as floodwaters begin to recede in Pakistan, the United States is continuing to rush assets there to help the millions affected by record monsoon floods.

Defense Department Prepares for Hurricane Earl Response (2010-9-1 14:00:00)

The Defense Department is ready to respond should Hurricane Earl's projected landfall this weekend bring disaster to the Atlantic coast.

Family Matters Blog: Army Secretary Vows Support for Programs (2010-9-1 14:00:00)

In this blog, guest blogger Heather Forsgren Weaver writes about a visit Army Secretary John McHugh made to Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., where he vowed to maintain funding for family programs.

Cartwright Lauds Nonprofit Groups for Military Support (2010-9-1 14:00:00)

The work of volunteers is as important to the legacy of America as the contributions of those who serve in uniform, Marine Corps Gen. James E. Cartwright, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said during the 11th Annual Newman's Own Awards cer ...

Afghan, Coalition Troops Kill, Capture Hundreds of Insurgents (2010-9-1 14:00:00)

Afghan and coalition forces killed or captured hundreds of Taliban and Haqqani extremists during the past month, military officials said.

Biden: U.S. Effort in Iraq Goes On Despite Mission Change (2010-9-1 14:00:00)

Combat operations may be over in Iraq, but the U.S. military and diplomatic endeavor remains, Vice President Joe Biden said in Baghdad, reminding the international community of the significance of Operation New Dawn.

'Lion-6' Signs Off, Turns Iraq Command to Austin (2010-9-1 14:00:00)

As U.S. Army Gen. Raymond T. Odierno signed off as commander of U.S. Forces Iraq, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates credited his ability to turn plans into results on the ground for keeping the situation in the country from being "grimmer."

Face of Defense: Air Force General Reflects on Iraq Duty Tour (2010-9-1 14:00:00)

After spending more than a year coordinating airpower in Iraq and helping to ensure U.S. forces there drew down, the top airman in Iraq is headed home.

Navy Suicide Prevention: It's an All-Hands Effort (2010-9-1 14:00:00)

The Navy recognizes the seriousness of suicide and has developed additional training methods to help sailors acknowledge they are front line supporters of suicide prevention efforts.

Gates: War in Iraq Over, U.S. Transitioning to Iraqi Forces (2010-9-1 14:00:00)

The war in Iraq is over and the United States is entering the final phase of the U.S. engagement in Iraq, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said.

Mullen Notes Iraq's Progress from 'Desperate' Situation (2010-9-1 14:00:00)

On his way to Baghdad to see the U.S. combat mission officially transfer to the civilian-led Operation New Dawn, Navy Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, paused to take stock of the progress he's seen in Iraq since he took office ...

U.S. Combat Mission Ends in Iraq, Obama Says (2010-8-31 14:00:00)

President Barack Obama announced the official end to combat operations in Iraq during a prime-time Oval Office address, declaring "a new beginning" for the Iraqi people.

American Legion Honors Troops for Volunteerism (2010-8-31 14:00:00)

The American Legion presented Spirit of Service awards to five U.S. military members from all service branches at the organization's annual convention held in Milwaukee.

President Obama Announces End of U.S. Combat Mission in Iraq (2010-8-31 14:00:00)

"Operation Iraqi Freedom is over, and the Iraqi people now have lead responsibility for the security of their country," President Barack Obama announced in a televised address to the American people.

Family Matters Blog: Obama Urges Americans to Salute Troops, Families (2010-8-31 14:00:00)

In today's blog, AFPS' Elaine Wilson highlights President Barack Obama's video message of appreciation for U.S. troops and their families, and shares how all Americans can salute them for their service in Iraq.

Combat, Hardship Pays Remain for Troops Serving in Iraq (2010-8-31 14:00:00)

The change from Operation Iraqi Freedom to Operation New Dawn does not affect combat and other hazardous-duty entitlements troops serving in Iraq receive, a Pentagon spokeswoman said.

Gates Talks Pentagon Reform with American Legion (2010-8-31 14:00:00)

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates solicited support for his initiative to reform the Pentagon at the American Legion, telling the crowd that the United States cannot afford a peace dividend.

Obama Thanks Servicemembers for Iraq War Contributions (2010-8-31 14:00:00)

President Barack Obama traveled to Fort Bliss, Texas, to pay tribute to the post's servicemembers, whose contributions and those of their comrades made possible the official end of combat operations in Iraq.

'Tough Slog' Remains Ahead in Afghanistan (2010-8-31 14:00:00)

"A very tough fight" remains in Afghanistan that will demand more hard work and sacrifice, President Barack Obama acknowledged while thanking troops for advancing the mission in Iraq.

Veterans Affairs Works to Reduce Claims Backlog (2010-8-31 14:00:00)

The Veterans Affairs Department is making great strides in its efforts to reduce the backlog of veterans' claims, VA Secretary Eric K. Shinseki told thousands of veterans attending the 92nd Annual American Legion National Convention in Milwaukee.

Officials Confirm Capture of Insurgent Leader (2010-8-31 14:00:00)

An insurgent leader believed to be responsible for the movement of fighters across three provinces was captured by Afghan-led security forces.

Face of Defense: Guardsman Beats Odds to Serve (2010-8-31 14:00:00)

Army Spc. John Hanson has cerebral palsy, a condition that initially kept him out of the military. But he was determined to "wear the uniform," and now serves as a soldier in Afghanistan.

Gates: Iraq Has Chance Now, Thanks to U.S. Servicemembers (2010-8-31 14:00:00)

It is thanks to the blood, sweat and tears of American servicemembers that Iraq has the chance for political freedom, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates told the annual convention of the American Legion.

Gates: Commanders Have Resources to Win in Afghanistan (2010-8-31 14:00:00)

The U.S. military has fought two separate wars in Afghanistan, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates told the American Legion, and only now do commanders in Afghanistan have the troops and resources necessary to win this second conflict.

Mullen Meets With Eucom, Africom Leaders (2010-8-31 14:00:00)

Navy Adm. Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, met with leaders of U.S. European Command and U.S. Africa Command, both of which have their headquarters in Germany.

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