America's post-9/11 wars boost Ct. maker Sikorsky as military leans on Black ... Washington Post 11, 2001 have been a boon for the maker of Black Hawk helicopters, a workhorse the US military has relied on heavily to strike targets and ferry troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. Sales at Stratford, Conn.-based Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. have more than ... |
The Daily Star | Turkish warplanes bomb Kurdish militants in Iraq Reuters DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (Reuters) - Turkish war planes bombed Kurdish guerrilla positions in Iraq Sunday, while in southeast Turkey insurgents killed two soldiers and two village militia members in separate weekend attacks. Fighters of the main Kurdish ... Why Turkey is bombing the PKK Iraq: Turkey Resumes Kurdish Rebel Operations, A Day After Iran Suspected Kurdish Rebels Kill 2 at Turkish Football Game |
Deseret News | Injured veteran aims to conquer 9/11 memorial ride Deseret News A former pilot with an elite Army helicopter unit based at Fort Campbell, Ky., isn't slowing down even after a crash in Iraq that paralyzed his legs. Starting on Sept. 11, retired Chief Warrant Officer 5 Gary Linfoot will use his arms to pedal a ... Fort Campbell veteran injured in crash aims to conquer 530 miles in 9/11 ... |
The Guardian | Study: Suicide bomb attacks kill more than 12000 Iraqis CNN International "Suicide bombers in Iraq use suicide bombs strategically as cost-effective, precise, highly destructive weapons," said the study, which was published Saturday. "Our findings suggest that the Iraqi civilian population suffers a substantial public health ... Suicide Bombs in Iraq Have Killed 12000 Civilians, Study Says 12000 Iraqi civilians killed in suicide attacks since 2003, Lancet says Suicide Bombs Killed 12200 Iraqis Since Start of War |
In Iraq, a new breed of returning exile Washington Post After 35 years in the United States, Karim, an American citizen, decided to return to Iraq after he saw that American forces and an entrenched local bureaucracy were making scant progress toward reconstruction. Unlike other Americans who rushed to help ... |
Kabul Press | Amid cuts, US military withdraws from Europe TucsonSentinel.com 11 attacks almost a decade ago flows most clearly right now in Iraq, where US logistical units work flat out these days to keep up with the flow of departing troops and equipment. In Afghanistan, too, the quartermasters who run the US military's great ... The narcissism of 9/11 blinds America from seeing the reality of its failure America 10 years on: Fight terror, but correct mistakes 9/11 in perspective |
Ahram Online | Italy calls for no repeat of 'Iraq mistake' in Libya AFP CERNOBBIO, Italy — Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini on Sunday urged the international community and the new Libyan authorities to avoid making the same "big mistake" as in Iraq. "If somebody used to work for the regime but has no blood on his ... Italy: Purging Libya ex-officials would be mistake Italy warns against Libya officials purge Italy: Purging Libya ex-officials would be mistake |
New York Times | is Libya becoming Iraq Mark II? Morning Star Online The "Nato-liberated" country of Libya after seven months looks a lot like "US-liberated" Iraq after eight years. In this second oil-rich country queues of cars now wait for petrol. Other queues also form, with people carrying containers for water. ... Looming Tragedy: Vision of the “New Libya”: Visit the “New Iraq.” Nato to avoid Iraq mistakes Carving up the Libya Corpse for Profit |
Wilkes Barre Times-Leader | Overhaul wartime contracting, panel says Federal Times The Army awarded billions of dollars worth of uncompeted task orders under its primary logistics contract in Iraq, LOGCAP III. The commission recommended limiting the length of task order performance periods and expanding competition when only one bid ... WASHINGTON — The US has lost bil Libya, Inc: Coming Waste, Fraud and Other Forms of Plunder on a Grand Scale Chuck Sweeny: War spending lacks oversight, accountability |
Coming home: 116th returns from Iraq Northwest Cable News COM staff BOISE -- Sunday was the day both families and soldiers have been waiting for -- the day members of the 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team began returning home from Iraq. The year-long deployment has been marked by tragedies, triumphs, ... Soliders return to Boise from Iraq Members of 116th Begin Returning Home First wave of the 116th returns to Idaho |