FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Military Often Takes Back Seat in State of Union

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Robert serge

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Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2014 12:28:19 +0000
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Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Military Often Takes Back Seat in State of Union

27 January 2014 Military Often Takes Back Seat in State of Union Military watchers are hoping the president's State of the Union speech Tuesday will feature lengthy passages about the war in Afghanistan, the recent reductions in military retirement pay or the veterans claims backlog. But if history is any indication, they'll be disappointed. Read More More Stories at Military.com Fort Hood Victim to Attend State of the Union Somali Militant Killed in Missile Attack Syria Talks Yield Narrow Deal, Assad 'Red Line' Attacks Kill 13 in Iraq; Militants Seize Soldiers USS Monitor Work Goes Dark as Funds Dwindle Roadside Bomb Kills 6 Afghan Civilians Another Bomb in Kabul Kills 4 Afghans Hagel Says 'Something Is Wrong' With Nuke Force Karzai Demands US Focus on Peace Process Two Airmen Sentenced for Stealing Mail US Sues KBR in Connection With Army Work in Iraq DARPA's Bionic Arm Can Be Controlled By Your Brain Fit Blog: Improve the Move -- Burpees and Push-Ups Kit Up!: New Pistol Old School, Not Tacticool TV: 'Big Sarge' Hansen's Wounded Warrior Journey Airman Sentenced to 12 Years for Lewd Conduct Wounded Soldier Hopes to 'Pay It Forward' Fifth Child from Family Enlists in National Guard Coast Guard Helicopter Makes Emergency Landing See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia Which of the following is one of the three astronauts who tragically died in a training-exercise fire on January 27, 1967? Play Video of the Day Airman Tackles Robber at TJ Maxx Watch Now | See More Videos

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