FW: The Early Brief -- Osan Halts Biological Defense Program After Anthrax Incident

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Date: Fri, 29 May 2015 09:08:13 -0400
From: military@e0.email.military.com
Subject: The Early Brief -- Osan Halts Biological Defense Program After Anthrax Incident

29 May 2015 Osan Halts Biological Defense Program After Anthrax Incident Osan Air Base halted operations at its laboratory biological defense program this week after 22 people were possibly exposed to live anthrax spores, U.S. military officials said Friday. Read More More Stories at Military.com One Arrested, Others Sought After Gunfire at Fort Benning National Guardsman Gets 50 Years in Millington Armory Shooting US Says China Has Artillery Vehicles on Artificial Island Marines Say Risks Too High to Retrieve Nepal Chopper Wreckage Report Outlines How Sequestration Hurt Air Force Ten Soldiers and Five Airmen Treated For Possible Anthrax Exposure Odierno Says More Women May Attend Army Ranger School Ship Captain Involved in USS Arizona Collision Was Decorated Sailor Major Construction at North Korea Rocket Site, US Institute Says Post-Traumatic Growth: Past the Blast, and Stronger For It Carter Seeks Ways to Improve Iraq Training, Equipping Putin Keeps Russian Military Casualties Secret During Peacetime Dual-Service Couples Could See Housing Allowances Slashed Navy Officer Told Uniform Does Not Meet Hotel Bar's Dress Code Early Application is Key for Tuition Assistance Approval Firms Demonstrate Casualty Evacuation with Unmanned Helicopter Army Researchers Press on with Physical Demands Study Here's Why You Should Marry Him, MilSo You Can't Fake Being Vet Friendly See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia A memorial to which war opened on May 29, 2004, in Washington, D.C., between the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument? Play Video of the Day Throwback Thursday: Interview with Eugene Sledge Watch Now | See More Videos

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FW: The Early Brief -- Carter Says US Flights, Sea Missions in Pacific Will Go On

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Date: Thu, 28 May 2015 08:27:32 -0400
From: military@e0.email.military.com
Subject: The Early Brief -- Carter Says US Flights, Sea Missions in Pacific Will Go On

28 May 2015 Carter Says US Flights, Sea Missions in Pacific Will Go On Defense Secretary Ash Carter strongly defended America's right to fly over artificial islands that Beijing is building in the South China Sea, but gave few hints about what the United States was willing to do to halt the construction effort. Read More More Stories at Military.com Firms Demonstrate Casualty Evacuation with Unmanned Helicopter US Navy Buys Old Helicopters from Japan for Spare Parts 2nd Submariner Guilty of Sharing Videos of Women in Shower Marines Look to Boost Air-Ground Communication Study Says Girls Seek Sisterhood, Not Just Marriage, in ISIS Witness: US Navy Ship Struck USS Arizona Memorial in Hawaii US Military 'Inadvertently' Sent Live Anthrax Sample to Maryland Lab Pacific Command Holds Change of Command Delayed by Fat Leonard Review Guantanamo Inmates Swapped for Bergdahl Could Move Freely ISIS Suicide Attacks in Iraq's Anbar Kill 17 Troops Drinking Water for Special Forces is Aim of Soldier's Research The Best Amusement Park Military Discounts Air Force Developing Swarms of Mini-Drones Questions & Benefits: I Forgot to Register My Child for Tricare WIC Benefits Can Help With Food Costs How Do You Get in Better Cardio Shape? Paycheck Worries Scare Away Vacation? An Army Vet Faces a Decision on 'The Briefcase' Brandon Webb Remembers the Fallen in 'Among Heroes' See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia The Grumman F6F, a WWII-era carrier fighter for the U.S. Navy, was known by what name? Play Video of the Day Battlefield 101: Terror Tactics Watch Now | See More Videos

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FW: Video: 5 Ships in Stormy Seas

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Date: Wed, 27 May 2015 17:00:13 -0400
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Subject: Video: 5 Ships in Stormy Seas
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25 May 2015 Video: 5 Ships in Stormy Seas No matter how big the ship, rough waters should never be taken lightly. Check out these five ships as they contend with the ferocity of stormy seas. Watch Now Latest Military News China's Actions Mean Larger Role for One of Navy's Newest Planes Pentagon Estimates New Aircraft Carrier $370 Million Over Budget Sub Sailor Pleads Guilty, Gets 2 Years for Videotaping Female Officers Video: 5 Ships in Stormy Seas Step-by-Step to a VA Loan: #2 Obtain Your COE Search Jobs at Aerojet Rocketdyne Search Jobs at Stericycle Exclusive Deals on Golf for America's Heroes Sponsored Discount: Get Great Offers on a New Nissan Today We Salute You: Watch the Military Appreciation Month Slideshow Navy Preps to Build Next-Generation LXR Amphibious Assault Ship US Military and Civilians Are Increasingly Divided Navy Pilot Safely Ejected When Plane Went off Runway Plea Set for Man Charged With Stealing Aircraft Carrier Specs USS Fort Worth Reaches Midpoint of 16-Month Deployment Jacksonville NAS Plane in Incident With Chinese Navy Pentagon Chief's Take on Iraqis Undercuts Obama's Strategy Senate Panel Accepts Plan to Squeeze Commissary Benefit When a Soldier's Life Ends, the Job of Another Soldier Begins Veterans Frustrated by Presidential Debate on Iraq War Air Force Wants to Fire Lasers From Aircraft by 2023 Firms Pitch Exoskeletons and Body Armor for SOCOM's Iron Man Suit Squadron Boss Lost Job Over 'Unprofessional Relationship' Police: US Airman Shoots North Dakota Wal-Mart Workers, Kills Self Textron Unveils Ultra-Light 7.62mm Machine Gun Effort Sound Off: Would You Feel Safe in an Osprey? Videos of the Week Iraqi Army Rescues Soldiers Trapped by ISIS Watch Now HALO Jump from KC-130J Watch Now Surviving Vietnam Watch Now

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FW: The Early Brief -- Pentagon Chief's Take on Iraqis Undercuts Obama's Strategy

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Date: Wed, 27 May 2015 08:55:15 -0400
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Subject: The Early Brief -- Pentagon Chief's Take on Iraqis Undercuts Obama's Strategy
To: rserge1@outlook.com

27 May 2015 Pentagon Chief's Take on Iraqis Undercuts Obama's Strategy Defense Secretary Ash Carter's blunt assessment that Iraqi forces lack the "will to fight" undermines a central premise of President Barack Obama's strategy for defeating the Islamic State: that Iraq's military can effectively handle ground operations so Americans don't have to. Read More More Stories at Military.com Army Begins Training for Next War, Which May Be Much Different, Bigger Squadron Boss Lost Job Over 'Unprofessional Relationship' Sub Sailor Pleads Guilty, Gets 2 Years for Videotaping Female Officers Huge Surprise Air Force Drill Underway in Russia China Outlines Military Expansion, Opposes US 'Meddling' Women in Combat Jobs Watch Marines Test Their Ability to Fill Roles Police: US Airman Shoots North Dakota Wal-Mart Workers, Kills Self Shiite Militia's Name for Ramadi Counter-Offensive Splits Iraq Force Navy Preps to Build Next Generation LXR Amphibious Assault Ship Obama Says US Must Examine How Assets Are Used in ISIS Fight China Says Building Islands in South China Sea No Threat to Region USS Fort Worth Reaches Midpoint of 16-Month Deployment Instructions Help With PCS Travel Claims ReadyOne Displays Flexible Terrain-Style Camouflage Pentagon Wants Missile Defense Upgrades, Not East Coast Site Ms. Vicki: Navy Wife Thinks an Open Relationship Is the Way to Go 'Aloha' - What Alec Baldwin Really Thinks of the Military Annual Free Museum Program Now Open Paycheck Chronicles: June 1 Military Pay Day See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia Which one of these men had a Benjamin Franklin-class submarine named after him? Play Video of the Day Five Things You Don't Know About: Gatling Guns Watch Now | See More Videos

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