FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- 'Friendly Fire' Bombing Blamed on Miscommunication

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Date: Fri, 5 Sep 2014 12:53:43 +0000
From: newsltr@miltnews.com
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Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- 'Friendly Fire' Bombing Blamed on Miscommunication

05 September 2014 'Friendly Fire' Bombing Blamed on Miscommunication A "friendly fire" incident in Afghanistan that killed five U.S. soldiers and one Afghan in June was caused by a series of avoidable miscommunications among air and ground forces, according to a military investigation report released Thursday. Read More More Stories at Military.com Troops in Iraq Frustrated Over US Messages on ISIL SACEUR: Allies Must Prepare for Russia 'Hybrid War' NATO to Outline Force Aimed at Deterring Russia US, South Korea to Form Combined Division Next Year Alaska Guard Adjutant General Resigns Amid Scandal Krusinski Gets Reprimand Rather Than Court-Martial in Groping Case Army Suspends Top Doctor for Western Region Air Force Restores 'God' to Enlistment Oath Eastern Hopes for NATO Bases Stymied By Russia Taliban Hit Afghan Government HQ in East, Kill 12 Police: Ex-Navy SEAL Made Up Story of Shooting 9/11 Museum to Display Shirt of SEAL Who Killed Bin Laden Proposed 2015 Military Pay Charts Tiger Stripes Stay for Now in the Air Force Army Wants an Air-Bursting 40mm Grenade Kendall Questions Number of Army Modernization Programs Updated F-1 Could Replace RD-180 Rocket Engine How to Live When the Military Forces a Pause Tanks of "Fury": The M4 Sherman See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia What Palestinian group was responsible for the massacre of Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympics? Play Video of the Day Soldiers' Song 'Proud of Who I Am' Goes Viral Watch Now | See More Videos

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FW: Obama Backs One Percent Military Pay Raise

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Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2014 17:58:26 -0700
From: newsltr@miltnews.com
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Subject: Obama Backs One Percent Military Pay Raise

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Obama Backs One Percent Military Pay Raise President Obama sent a message to the House and Senate Friday, recommending a one percent pay raise for the uniformed military and federal civilian workers next year. Read More Latest Military News EX-US Sailor Who Spied for Soviets Dies in Prison 25 Survive Marine Helicopter Crash at Sea Lockheed Offers Navy New LCS Variant Video: The Iron Dome Intercepts 15 Rockets Best Prices in the Industry for the Military A Look at the VA Loan Appraisal Process Sponsored Discount: Military save an extra 10%* on select PCs & tablets USS Germantown Better After Leadership Changes Navy Ball Caps Now May Be Worn With NWUs 'Old Ironsides' Gets Last Sail Before 3-Year Rehab Navy Cutting Benefits for Tuition Assistance New Threats Change Amphibious Assault Strategy Navy Seaman Arrested in Alleged Abuse of Infant Army Knocks 2-Star Down to 1-Star Rank Older Vets Committing Suicide at Alarming Rate Lawmakers: Islamic State Group Wants to Hit US US Operation Against ISIL Costs Over $500 Million Obama Says Beheading Videos Won't Intimidate US VFW: Demand White House Get Marine From Mexico Jail Army Officer Firings Blamed on Bad Evals, Not Race Obama OKs Sending 350 More Troops to Guard Baghdad Embassy US Military Attacks al-Shabab in Somalia Instructor Convicted in Lackland Sex Case Commits Suicide in Prison Appeal for Soldier Convicted in '03 Grenade Attack VA Chief Orders Program Review After Oscar the Grouch Gaffe Female PKK Fighters May Be ISIL's Worst Nightmare Videos of the Week New High Speed Stealth Vessel Sea Trials Watch Now Presidential Salute Battery Practice Watch Now Inside the Cockpit with the Blue Angels Watch Now

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FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Navy Survey: Sailors Unhappy, Don’t Trust Brass

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Date: Thu, 4 Sep 2014 12:11:27 +0000
From: newsltr@miltnews.com
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Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Navy Survey: Sailors Unhappy, Don't Trust Brass

04 September 2014 Navy Survey: Sailors Unhappy, Don't Trust Brass A U.S. Navy retention survey found that sailors are increasingly unhappy with lengthy deployments, a high operational tempo, and recent calls to reduce pay and benefits. Read More More Stories at Military.com Sky Soldiers Head to Ukraine for Joint Exercises Hagel Helps Vets with PTSD Get Discharge Upgrades Al-Qaida Leader Says It Has Expanded into India Biden: We'll Follow Terrorists to 'Gates of Hell' Global Drive to Stop Jihadis Going to Syria, Iraq Air Force Says 'No' to New Camouflage MOAA Works to Overturn Military 1% Pay-Raise Cap Navy: 'Miracle' All 25 Survived Helicopter Crash Ex-Generals: Military Should End Transgender Ban France Suspends Delivery of Warship to Russia Group: Islamic Militants Killed 770 Iraqi Troops Tanks of "Fury": The M4 Sherman Car Shipping Mess: You Can't Stop Paying Family Affairs: Child Gifted in One State But Not in Another? FBI Was Investigating AFB Worker Before Suicide Former Sheppard Air Force Base Instructor Killed Norfolk Sailors Among Helicopter Crash Survivors Flight Maneuver Hints at Cause of F-35 Fire See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia The U.S. Military's involvement in Afghanistan that began in 2001 and continue to this day are considered part of what operation? Play Video of the Day Libyan Jet Fighter Crashes into City Block Watch Now | See More Videos

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FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Obama Says Beheading Videos Won't Intimidate US

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Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2014 12:49:16 +0000
From: newsltr@miltnews.com
To: rserge1@outlook.com
Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Obama Says Beheading Videos Won't Intimidate US

03 September 2014 Obama Says Beheading Videos Won't Intimidate US President Barack Obama said Wednesday that the United States will not be intimidated by Islamic State militants after the beheading of a second American journalist and will build a coalition to "degrade and destroy" the group. Read More More Stories at Military.com Pentagon: US Drones Targeted al-Shabab Leader Obama OKs Sending 350 More Troops to Guard Baghdad Embassy Ukraine Says Cease-Fire Steps Agreed With Russia Instructor Convicted in Lackland Sex Case Commits Suicide in Prison Marine Recruiter Charged With Sexual Misconduct With a Minor Obama: US 'Unwavering' in Commitment to NATO US Backs Improved NATO Reaction Force in Europe Court: US Can Withhold Guantanamo Detainee Images 6 Militants Killed in US Somalia Strike 'Old Ironsides' Gets Last Sail Before 3-Year Rehab Iran Unveils New Surface-to-Air Missile, Radars Ms. Vicki: Falling Apart While My Husband's at Basic Training MOAA Pushes Back on Pay Cap Lockheed Offers Navy New LCS Variant Fort Bragg Kiowa Squadron Will Be Last in Army Top 11 Tips for the Recently Unemployed Five Money Mistakes to Avoid in Your 20s Boeing to Begin Building AH-6i Helos for Saudis New Balance Releases Running Shoe for New Recruits See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia The forces of what country invaded Mexico in 1838 in what became known as the Pastry War? Play Video of the Day U.S. Air Strike on ISIL Armed Truck Watch Now | See More Videos

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