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At a press briefing held with Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell, he said that Secretary of Defense Robert Gates believes there needs to be a bigger education budget for the military, and there needs to be an improved GI Bill. It is known, Morrell said, that families determine whether or not military personnel become career, [...]
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Special Report: Electrocution of soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan
Talk Radio News Service staffer Tim Herchenroeder breaks down a government investigation into electrocution deaths of U.S. soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan in a special report from Washington.
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Evaluating U.S.-Russian relations based on “realities”
“In the days and weeks ahead the Department of Defense will reexamine the whole gambit of our relationship with the Russian military,” said Secretary Robert Gates during a press briefing at the Pentagon. Gates said that not only was the Russian offensive against Georgia designed to punish Georgia for their claim and involvement in the [...]
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- Special Report: Electrocution of soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan
- The power of the vote over the power of the gun
- Pakistan border security an everyday problem says Reid
- Reid: all the attention was diverted to Iraq
- Troop levels in Iraq and Afghanistan not necessarily correlated
- Transitions set to begin in Baghdad
- Soldiers in Baghdad will have a chance to vote
- Pentagon: allegations “flat out wrong”
- DoD spokesman: The sky is not falling in Afghanistan
- How many troops to Afghanistan up to the next president
- Iran: All military options remain on the table
