Daily Brief 15 Jun 2010
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
U.S.: Marine Sgt. accused of killing unarmed Iraqis set free months after appeals court ruling that he had an unfair trial
Bin Laden issues new warning to U.S. in audio message
Homeland Security begins UAV surveillance patrols in Texas
F-35B becomes first STOVL to fly supersonic
Amos expected to be named next Marine Corps Commandant
White House Muslim advisor supports Islamist Gülen movement
Medal of Honor still rarely awarded despite criticism
AfPak: Pakistan funding, training Taliban in Afghanistan
Pakistan’s ISI intel service involved in 2008 Mumbai terrorist attack
Gen. Petraeus’ pregnant pause on Afghan timeline
Petraeus falls ill during tense Afghanistan hearing on the Hill
Russians pressuring Kyrgyzstan to close U.S. base
Iraq: State Dept. wants mini army in Iraq as troops leave
Korea: N.Korea says it will react militarily to any UN condemnation
S.Korean president calls for higher readiness, stern response to Cheonan sinking
Image: F-18 Super Hornet over Kajaki Dam
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