Friday, July 25, 2008

Anna Mulrine

U.S. Marines Take On the Taliban in Afghanistan

After two Iraq deployments, members of the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit face a different sort of war. more >>

On Tillman and Lynch Cases, a 'Near Universal Lack of Recall' by Bush Aides

An investigation into whether U.S. officials circulated tall tales is stymied by lack of cooperation. more >>

Afghan Warlords, Formerly Backed By the CIA, Now Turn Their Guns On U.S. Troops

They defeated the Soviets with Washington’s help, but now they attack Americans as the new occupiers. more >>

Years of Hardship Take a Toll on Families in Afghanistan

A counseling center, the nation’s first, tries to help battered wives and troubled husbands. more >>

Pakistan's Border Badlands Are a Challenge for the Next President

Eliminating Pakistan's havens for al Qaeda and the Taliban is a goal for either McCain or Obama. more >>

In Afghanistan, the NATO-led Force is 'Underresourced' For the Fight Against the Taliban

When it comes to combat, it is a coalition of the willing and not-so-willing. more >>

Lawyers Review Airstrike Plans

An extra check on actions when there is the risk of civilian casualties. more >>

A Look Inside the Air Force's Control Center for Iraq and Afghanistan

Far from the physical battlefields, analysts and targeters hunt the enemy and initiate airstrike. more >>

Night Mission: Flying With an Elite Search and Rescue Team in Afghanistan

A routine training run turns into an emergency nighttime medical evacuation. more >>

Where al Qaeda and the Taliban Hide Out

U.S. military wrestles with the problem of the Afghan-Pakistani border region. more >>

The Army Trains a Skeptics Corps to Battle Groupthink

One lesson from Iraq: More questioning may help avert mistakes. more >>

The U.S. Quietly Slashes the Reward Posted for the Leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq

The bounty for a most wanted terrorist is reduced from $5 million to $100,000. more >>

Admiral Michael Mullen: A Navy Man Looks Out for the Army

The top military adviser has garnered respect for his candor and concern for American troops. more >>

Gen. David Petraeus Gives Congress a Sobering Report on Iraq

A four-star performance. more >>

General Petraeus Calls for a Delay in Troop Reductions, Signaling Further Strains for U.S. Military Forces

The top American commander in Iraq asks for patience and says the effort is "worth it." more >>

Across Europe, a New Culture Clash

A gulf widens between Muslims and those of other faiths. more >>

New Violence Shakes Things Up in Iraq

President Bush is upbeat, but others view the new fighting with concern. more >>

Talk of a Troop Surge for Afghanistan

U.S. marines are on the way, but much now depends on whether France sends reinforcements. more >>

Former POW Jessica Lynch Recalls Her Captivity in Iraq

Lynch, Shoshana Johnson, and Patrick Miller talk to U.S. News about moving on. more >>

The Satellite Shootdown: Behind the Scenes

A warship's missile hits its target to cheers from the control room. more >>

Firing Questions at the Nation's Top Military Officer

The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Adm. Mike Mullen, took questions from service members. more >>

The Marines Step Up Training for the Complexities of Iraq

Hollywood helps simulate Iraq to give marines a chance to understand what to expect. more >>

Hawaiians Flood Polls for Obama

State leaders are reminded of first state election, when turnout was 85 percent. more >>

How the War In Iraq Is Changing the American Soldier

Wars leave a lasting mark on soldiers, they tend to change the culture of the armies that fight them. more >>

The Weary Army: Strains Show in Various Ways

Demanding pace takes a toll on the troops more >>

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