FW: The Early Brief -- House to Review US Programs to Train and Equip Foreign Forces

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Date: Fri, 9 Oct 2015 08:25:13 -0400
From: military@e0.email.military.com
Subject: The Early Brief -- House to Review US Programs to Train and Equip Foreign Forces

09 October 2015 House to Review US Programs to Train and Equip Foreign Forces The United States' long effort to train and equip foreign forces against terrorist groups was thrust back into the spotlight when House lawmakers weary of the Afghanistan war pushed back against calls to keep troops there. Read More More Stories at Military.com Donald Trump Says Bowe Bergdahl Should Have Been Executed Islamic State Group Seizes Villages North of Aleppo City Super Stallion Crash Blamed on Engine with History of Problems Prosecutors: Man Posed as Air Force Agent to Get VIP Comic Con Passes North Korea to Flaunt Latest Weaponry at Military Parade French Train Attack Hero Spencer Stone Stabbed in California Four Syria-bound Russian Missiles Crashed in Iran US Official Louisiana Veterans Affairs Secretary Resigns amid Investigation NATO Leaves Door Open for Troops to Remain in Afghanistan WikiLeaks Offers up to 50K Reward for Kunduz Airstrike Footage Soldier Fatally Shot at Fort Campbell Identified 16 Months after Illegal Search, Army Drops AWOL Case against Ranger Fleet Week Aboard the U.S.S. Somerset The DD 214: Vital to the Job Market U.S. Army Issues Call for Lighter Soldier Protection Ideas Spousebuzz: Hating Murphy's Law Fleet Week 2015: Touring the Knighthawk Helicopter Atomic Bomb Test Subject of New 'Manhattan' Season VA Chief to Hill: The Health Reforms You Seek Are Here See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia Which of the following was one of the twelve original member of NATO when the organization formed in 1949? Play Video of the Day Comic Relief: Break the Ice Watch Now | See More Videos

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