FW: The Early Brief -- Navy Accused of Covering Up SEALs' Deadly Civilian Abuse

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Date: Fri, 18 Dec 2015 08:45:16 -0500
From: military@e0.email.military.com
Subject: The Early Brief -- Navy Accused of Covering Up SEALs' Deadly Civilian Abuse

18 December 2015 Navy Accused of Covering Up SEALs' Deadly Civilian Abuse An investigative report from the New York Times points to horrifying abuse by U.S. Navy SEALs in Afghanistan that led to a detainee's death, and subsequent attempts by U.S. authorities to pass off the incident as a minor infraction. Read More More Stories at Military.com VA Sets National Policy on Robotic Legs for Paralyzed Veterans USS Georgia Collides With Buoy Carter Calls First Commando Mission Into Syria a Success How 'Serial' Podcast May Impact the Bergdahl Case Former SecDef: Remove ICBMs From Nuclear Triad Pentagon Official Details Future Needs to Deter Threats VA to Expand Coverage for Vets Exposed to Polluted Water at Lejeune Civilian Allegedly Lived at Fort Bragg Special Forces Barracks China Protests $1.8 Billion US Arms Sale to Taiwan Breastfeeding Policy Will Help Army Retain Female Soldiers: Lawmaker House Strips Medical Marijuana Provision From VA Legislation Carter Orders Navy to Buy Fewer Littoral Combat Ships, Pick One Type Air Force to Allow Enlisted Airmen to Fly Global Hawk Drones Bergdahl Arraignment Set for Next Week at Fort Bragg Putin: Russia, US Have Narrowed Their Differences on Syria Marine Corps to Honor First Responders to Osprey Crash in Hawaii 4 Common VA Loan Myths Researchers Evaluate True Effects of Hearing Loss for Soldiers 5 Christmas Scams to Avoid This Year See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia What Civil War general prophetically stated that "War is the remedy that our enemies have chosen, and I say let us give them all they want"? Play Video of the Day Spot the Sniper Watch Now | See More Videos

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