FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Hagel 'Deeply Troubled' by Corpse Photos

Robert serge

To all my fellow veterans friends and family my we all remember

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Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2014 13:24:18 +0000
From: newsltr@miltnews.com
To: rserge@live.com
Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Hagel 'Deeply Troubled' by Corpse Photos

17 January 2014 Hagel 'Deeply Troubled' by Corpse Photos Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel was "deeply troubled" by photos purporting to show Marines burning and desecrating bodies in Iraq, while Pentagon officials cautioned that burning bodies is not necessarily a military offense. Read More More Stories at Military.com McCain, Kaine Unveil Measure to Change War Powers Senate Easily Passes $1.1 Trillion Spending Bill USS Cole's Top Enlisted Sailor Relieved of Duty Stuttgart Officer Convicted in Sex Assault Case 1 Killed in Army Black Hawk 'Hard Landing' Japanese WWII Soldier Who Surrendered in 1974 Dies at 91 House Armed Services Chair McKeon Set to Retire Hagel Looks at Pay Raises for Missile Officers Bills Open Military to Some Illegal Immigrants Robert Gates Warns on UK Military Spending Cuts Al-Qaida Asks Iraqis in Embattled City for Support Syria Says Western Intel Talking With Damascus Obama's NSA Announcements Just the Starting Point Navy Still Expects to Build 52-Ship LCS Fleet Kit Up!: New High-Tech Breaching Shotgun Environmental Group Sues Navy over Sonar Use Sailors Receive First FRV Coveralls Wild Testimony in Murder Trial Involving AF Vet Movies: A First Look at 'Monuments Men' See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia What regiment -- the oldest active-duty infantry unit in the U.S. Army -- is nicknamed "The Old Guard"? Play Video of the Day SHOT Show 2014: Smart Rifle Watch Now | See More Videos

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