| Iraqis Arrest 5 Terrorism Suspects Iraqi forces arrested five terrorism suspects in combined operations with U.S. forces advisors. defense.gov |
Korean War remembrance tour highlights importance of peace, security In the wake of the South Korean warship Cheonan sinking and the death of 46 sailors, the Gyeonggi Province Office of the Vice-Governor Choi Hong-chul gave a group of 2nd Infantry Division Band members and Koreans a tour, June 23, through early and late Korean history that included the Demilitarized Zone, or DMZ. army.mil |
Engineers Help to Solve Construction Issues Three decades of war across Afghanistan has left little to no nationwide infrastructure, which only complicates the urgent need for construction. defense.gov |
Officials Seek to Strengthen Reserve Components A recently released report on the reserve components will help Defense Department officials to implement recommendations made by the Commission on the National Guard and Reserve two years ago. defense.gov |
Retired general encourages Latino youth to consider military service The combatant commander who led coalition forces in Iraq after the fall of Saddam Hussein encouraged Hispanic youths to take control of their futures Sept. 22. "You can control your destiny, but it requires unrelenting perseverance and a never-accept-defeat approach to life," said retired Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez as he addressed a crowd during a Latino Leaders Network luncheon. army.mil |