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Navy Names New Ship for Gabrielle Giffords
Last Updated: 10:22 PM 02/10/12 - The Navy has named a ship for Gabrielle Giffords, the recently retired Arizona Congresswoman recovering from a gunshot wound to the head she suffered 13 months ago. -
Fort Riley Implements New Traffic Plan For Main Gate Off I-70
Last Updated: 6:19 PM 02/10/12 - Fort Riley in coordination with the Kansas Department of Transportation and the surrounding communities has agreed to implement new traffic control measures at exit 301 off Interstate 70.
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US: No Evidence On Claims Kim Jong Un is Dead
Last Updated: 6:15 PM 02/10/12 - The U.S. intelligence community has found no evidence to suggest North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is dead, after posts that Un was assassinated on a visit to Beijing. -
Women in Combat Policy Set to Change
Last Updated: 9:22 PM 02/09/12 - The reality of the last decade of war is, many women serve in support positions–such as military police or medics–which place them in harms way. -
Nearly 140 Killed as Syrian Attacks Escalate
Last Updated: 8:49 PM 02/09/12 - Syrian state TV says armed gangs have begun new attacks in Homs. The president has repeatedly denied attacking civilians. -
Kansas National Guard Soldiers Home From Africa
Last Updated: 7:19 PM 02/09/12 - More than 150 soldiers with the Kansas National Guard's 1st battalion, 161st field artillery were welcomed home with a ceremony in Washburn's Lee Arena.
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Argentine President Accuses Britain of "Militarizing" the South Atlantic
Last Updated: 9:47 PM 02/07/12 - The Argentinian president asks Britain to "give peace a chance." President Fernandez says Argentina will file a protest at the United Nations. Argentina still claims the territory, which it calls Las Malvinas. -
Another New Eisenhower Biography On the Way
Last Updated: 8:29 PM 02/07/12 - "Eisenhower in War and Peace," is the newest upcoming entry in the Eisenhower bio category, following Jim Newton's comprehensive look at Ike, released late last year. This one is penned by FDR biography author Jean Edward Smith. Here's an early preview. -
Army Chief Of Staff Declares Fort Riley Training Exercise Successful
Last Updated: 11:23 AM 02/07/12 - The Chief of Staff of the Army discussed with Kansas reporters the 1st Infantry Division's preparations for deployment as well as the impact of looming force reductions for the Army during a press conference Friday. -
Manning to Face Court-Martial in WikiLeaks Crimes
Last Updated: 10:11 PM 02/03/12 - PFC Bradley Manning, being held at Fort Leavenworth here in Kansas, could face life in prison and a dishonorable discharge from the charges he leaked information to the site. -
Army Chief Of Staff Visits Fort Riley, Talks Cuts
Last Updated: 7:37 PM 02/03/12 - The highest ranking official in the United States Army visited the home of the "Big Red One" Friday. He's tracking the progress of soldiers' training as they prepare to deploy to Afghanistan.
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Government, Military Personnel to Get Secure Android Phones
Last Updated: 6:39 PM 02/03/12 - Government, military officials will get Android phones capable of sharing secret documents. Contractor says Google is being "more cooperative" than Apple working with government on phones. -
Obama Unveils $5 Billion Veterans Jobs Proposal
Last Updated: 3:25 PM 02/03/12 - President Barack Obama unveiled a new $5 billion veterans jobs plan Friday that the administration says will put thousands of men and women who once wore their country's uniform back to work.
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Odierno Visiting Fort Riley As Troop Cuts Loom
Last Updated: 1:03 PM 02/03/12 - Army Chief of Staff Gen. Raymond Odierno is meeting with soldiers and the media at Fort Riley amid questions about how deep cuts in Pentagon spending will affect the Kansas installation.
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U.S. Wants to End Afghan Mission in 2013
Last Updated: 6:23 PM 02/01/12 - The United States and NATO want to end their combat mission in Afghanistan next year, transitioning primarily to a training role in which Afghan security forces will take the lead. -
Arab League: Syria Running a "Killing Machine"
Last Updated: 10:34 PM 01/31/12 - 7,100 people have died since the start of the uprising, according to an opposition group. Russia, China say the dialogue should occur inside Syria. -
Fort Riley's "Iron Rangers" Applauded For Afghanistan Mission
Last Updated: 2:11 PM 02/01/12 - A group of Fort Riley soldiers was honored on the installation Tuesday for their accomplishments in combat.
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Afghan, Taliban Leaders May Hold Talks in Saudi Arabia
Last Updated: 10:29 PM 01/30/12 - Most details, such as who and when, remain up in the air. The U.S. has held discussions about opening a Taliban office in Qatar. -
Training Exercise At Fort Riley Prepping Troops For Afghanistan
Last Updated: 5:45 PM 02/03/12 - A major training exercise is underway at Fort Riley as Big Red One soldiers prepare to deploy to Afghanistan.
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U.S. Plans for Floating Military Base in the Mideast
Last Updated: 8:07 PM 01/27/12 - The amphibious assault ship Ponce had arrived at Norfolk Naval Station to be decommissioned after a 40-year career. But now, reports say it may be coming to the Mideast as a floating base for commando operations. -
Panetta: U.S. To Cut 100k Ground Forces
Last Updated: 6:18 PM 01/26/12 - Defense Secretary Leon Panetta outlined $487 billion in defense cuts.
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Fort Riley Cavalry Soldiers Honored After Return From Afghanistan
Last Updated: 11:18 AM 01/26/12 - "Big Red One" soldiers were honored for their service and bravery at Fort Riley Wednesday after returning from Afghanistan.
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American, Danish Hostages On Their Way Home
Last Updated: 9:36 PM 01/25/12 - President Obama deployed the same unit that killed Osama bin Laden last year to rescue two people held hostage by Somali pirates.
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AG Battling Scams on Military Families
Last Updated: 7:32 PM 01/25/12 - Attorney General Derek Schmidt is joining a national effort targeting scammers who prey on military families. -
"Unified Endeavor" Underway At Fort Riley
Last Updated: 3:22 PM 01/31/12 - The largest command post exercise to take place on Fort Riley since the return of the 1st Infantry Division from Germany is scheduled to start Monday. -
U.S. Considering Closing Embassy in Syria
Last Updated: 9:30 PM 01/20/12 - The United States is considering closing its embassy in Damascus, Syria because of security concerns. The embassy has only a "handful" of staff working with Ambassador Robert Ford. -
Panetta: U.S. is "Open to Talking With Iran"
Last Updated: 11:11 PM 01/18/12 - A diplomatic solution with Iran is still possible, Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta said Wednesday. -
Sergeant Major Gives Riveting Speech At Fort Riley MLK Observance
Last Updated: 11:33 AM 01/19/12 - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. continues to be honored this week. On Wednesday, soldiers, civilians and guests observed the holiday on the installation. -
Iraq War Veteran Charged in Homeless Stabbings
Last Updated: 11:23 PM 01/17/12 - A heavy-gauge knife "went through bone without chipping or breaking the blade," according to the prosecutor. The 23-yar old Iraq war vet faces life without parole if convicted of four murder charges. -
Committee Hears Need For Mental Health Assistance For Veterans
Last Updated: 5:22 PM 01/17/12 - Advocates say more resources are needed to meet the mental health needs of Kansas veterans.
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Part of NATO Missile Defense System Goes Live in Turkey
Last Updated: 11:07 PM 01/16/12 - An early warning radar station is now operational in Malatya, Turkey, so says the Turkish foreign ministry. Russia and NATO remain at odds over the system. -
Kan. Veterans Panel To Discuss Mental Health
Last Updated: 10:13 AM 01/16/12 - House panel has scheduled testimony from military leaders, veterans' organizations and health care providers to discuss the mental health needs of soldiers and veterans.
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Marines in Urination Video Identified and Interrogated
Last Updated: 10:48 PM 01/13/12 - Some of the Marines identified in the infamous video were described as "reluctant" to talk to NCIS investigators Friday. -
Southwest Airlines is Coming to Kansas
Last Updated: 5:39 PM 01/13/12 - Southwest Airlines if coming in with Kansas air routes next year. Kansas aviation experts say continuation of the Kansas Affordable Airfares Program will be the key. -
New Apaches Headed To Fort Riley
Last Updated: 11:09 PM 01/12/12 - A whole new fleet of attack helicopters is headed to Fort Riley, making the installation the first in the Army to land the multi-million dollar upgrades.
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Video: Marines Appear To Be Urinating on 3 Bodies
Last Updated: 9:02 PM 01/11/12 - Marine Corps promises "the matter will be fully investigated" "It's hideous, it turned my stomach," a Pentagon spokesman says. -
Who Is Killing Iran's Nuclear Scientists?
Last Updated: 7:50 PM 01/11/12 - Secretary of State Hillary Clinton categorically denies any involvement in Iran. An Israeli military spokesman says he doesn't "shed a tear" over the reported car explosion death of Mostafa Roshan on Wednesday. -
Romney Takes New Hampshire; South Carolina's Looming
Last Updated: 12:13 AM 01/11/12 - Mitt Romney captured upper-income voters while rival Ron Paul was favorite of lower income earners. The GOP front-runner holds lead in South Carolina, which votes next on January 21st, a week from Saturday. -
Feds Say Ex-Soldier Tried to Join Terror Cell
Last Updated: 11:00 PM 01/09/12 - According to the criminal complaint, Craig Baxam said he was "looking for dying with a gun in my hand" and said he would be guaranteed a place in paradise. -
Former Army Soldier Allegedly Tried To Join Terrorist Group In Somalia
Last Updated: 4:54 PM 01/09/12 - A former U.S. Army soldier was charged Monday with attempting to travel to Somalia to join the terrorist group Al-Shabaab, according to the Justice Department.
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Iran Plans New Training Drills Near Straits of Hormuz
Last Updated: 10:32 PM 01/06/12 - Iranian Navy boats take part in maneuvers during the "Velayat-90" navy exercises in the Strait of Hormuz in southern Iran this week. -
3 Air Force Academy Cadets Charged With Sexual Assault
Last Updated: 4:04 PM 01/06/12 - The Air Force Academy is charging three cadets with sexual assault just a week after a Department of Defense report found a sharp increase in the report of such attacks at the nation's military academies.
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Navy SEAL Shoots Himself: Thought His Gun Was Empty
Last Updated: 3:11 PM 01/06/12 - Police said the Navy SEAL, whose name is not released, is on life support today. He accidentally shot himself in the head at this apartment building, with a gun he thought was unloaded. -
Kobach Honored For Commitment To National Guard
Last Updated: 4:31 PM 01/05/12 - The Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve presented Kris Kobach with its "Patriot Award."
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Taliban May Be Ready for U.S. Talks
Last Updated: 10:53 PM 01/03/12 - The Afghan Taliban are prepared to open an "office outside the country for talks with foreigners," a sign that Taliban leaders may be willing to talk to the United States for the first time. -
Iran Warns U.S. About Aircraft Carrier
Last Updated: 10:49 PM 01/03/12 - Pentagon spokesman says it's important to "lower the temperature" in Hormuz battle. The U.S. State Department and White House say Iran's threats show sanctions are working. -
Fundraising Goes On For Planned Kansas War Memorial
Last Updated: 2:52 AM 01/02/12 - A campaign to build a Wichita monument to Kansans killed in wars beginning with Operation Desert Storm is moving slowly forward.
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"Synthetic" Pot Use Spikes In U.S. Military
Last Updated: 6:44 PM 12/30/11 - So-called "synthetic" pot is readily available on the Internet and has become popular nationwide in recent years, but its use among troops and sailors has raised concerns among the Pentagon brass.
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Manning Hearing Provides Clues To Direction Of Possible Court Martial
Last Updated: 11:47 AM 12/23/11 - Pfc. Bradley Manning won't know for weeks if he will face a court martial for his alleged role in the largest intelligence leak in American history. But if he does go to trial, and experts think it's likely he will, his just-completed Article 32 hearing provides a lot of clues about what to expect. -
The UFO That Panicked Cowley County
Last Updated: 12:31 AM 12/23/11 - For just a few hours ago, folks along Highway 77 witnessed what some of them suspected was an extra-terrestrial craft being wheeled through their streets.
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