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Memo outlines problems for wounded troops

While the military has instituted dozens of programs to help troubled soldiers with post-traumatic stress, brain injuries and other problems, some troops have privately told the nation's top military officer they feel they are treated poorly because they are wounded, ill or injured.

Mullen: U.S. responsible for civilian deaths in Afghan battle

The U.S. military is responsible for civilian deaths during a firefight with Taliban militia in May in western Afghanistan, the nation's highest ranking military officer said Thursday.

U.S. official: N. Korean ship may be moving weapons, technology

The U.S. military is tracking a North Korean ship believed to be carrying illicit weapons or technology, a senior U.S. official said Thursday.

CNNMoney: Warning: Counterfeit dollars from N. Korea

The Treasury Department warned U.S. financial institutions Thursday that the North Korean government may resort to "deceptive financial practices" to get around economic sanctions.

Joint Chiefs chairman: Troops' mental health needs to be priority

America's highest ranking military officer said Tuesday the nation must do more for the mental health of American soldiers, warning statistics show "there are going to be more [troop] suicides this year than last."

Afghan plan would rely on innovative tactics, new rotations

The Pentagon is considering new tactics in Afghanistan: deploying hundreds of troops using creative and nimble counterinsurgency techniques to fight the Taliban, a U.S. military source told CNN.

Obama: North Korean nuclear test 'a grave threat'

President Obama castigated the North Korean government Monday for conducting a second nuclear bomb test in defiance of multiple international warnings.

North Korea's reported nuclear test no surprise, Mullen says

North Korea's reported nuclear test did not come as a surprise to the United States, the top-ranking U.S. military officer said Monday.

Senator: To get funding, Pakistan must commit to Taliban fight

Pakistan should commit to increased fighting against the Taliban on the border area it shares with Afghanistan if it wants more defense funding from the United States, a key senator said Thursday.

Bodies of servicemen killed by comrade come home

The bodies of five U.S. servicemen fatally shot by a comrade at a stress clinic in Iraq were returned to the United States late Wednesday.

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