The A-12: Admiral Peabody’s Ultimate Wayback Machine
The legal case surrounding the Navy’s Avenger aircraft ends after nearly a quarter-century of legal warfare
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Are U.S. Veterans Selfish?
As the Pentagon budget vise tightens, those who served complain over cuts
Air Force Report: String Of Errors Led to Civilian Helicopter Fatality
Split-second wrong decision, plus inadequate oversight and nonstandard equipment, led up to fatal fall of volunteer on a marijuana clean-up mission
China Doubling Its Aircraft Carrier Fleet
Sure, it’s only going from one to two, but the Chinese navy is on the march
Gates: U.S. “Probably” Should Have Declared War on Iraq Before Launching It
Getting Congress to do so might have ended its growing “timid” role
Spate of U.S. Military Chopper Crashes Likely Unrelated
14 troops have been killed — six of them in combat — in chopper crashes in the past month, but officials say there’s no connection
Nuclear Triad Continues to Creak
Air Force takes the nuclear button away from 34 launch-control officers over cheating charges
Guantánamo’s 12th Birthday Gift List
Restraints for detainees, protection for guards
Gates’ Book: Emphasizing the Ways, Not the Wisdom, of War
Former defense secretary begins week-long publicity push
Afghanistan Special Delivery
Pentagon plans to continue air-dropping supplies to shrinking number of U.S. troops
Becoming an Officer and a Gentleman
Air Force Academy seeks help to teach cadets finer points of finer living
Pentagon Boosts Ability to Rescue Men Overboard or Behind Enemy Lines
New gear designed to make rescues of sailors, soldiers and Marines quicker and more effective
Gates’ Book: White House Betrayal, or Bonanza for Democracy?
He was within his rights to write, but maybe he should have waited