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Time.com: Gates vs. the Pentagon Bureaucracy: DÉjÀ Vu

Defense Secretary Robert Gates, like his predecessor Donald Rumsfeld, believes the greatest threat to the U.S. military is its own sclerotic bureaucracy

Crew member of hijacked ship dead, Somali town official says

A crew member of a Ukrainian vessel pirates seized off the African coast last week has died, a Somali town commissioner said Sunday.

Pirates lower ransom demand to $5 million

Pirates who seized a Ukrainian vessel loaded with tanks and weapons off the African coast have lowered their ransom demand to $5 million.

Gates sees no more troops for Afghanistan until spring

U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Tuesday that the earliest more forces will become available for deployment to Afghanistan will be spring or summer of 2009.

EPA against limiting rocket fuel ingredient in water

The Environmental Protection Agency has decided there's no need to rid drinking water of a toxic rocket fuel ingredient that has fouled public water supplies around the country.

Time.com: EPA Won't Limit Rocket Fuel in Drinking Water

The Environmental Protection Agency has decided there's no need to rid drinking water of a toxic rocket fuel ingredient that has fouled public water supplies around the country.

Pentagon reviewing Afghanistan strategy

Defense Secretary Robert Gates and top military commanders are reviewing several aspects of U.S. military policy and strategy in Afghanistan, several defense officials say.

Pentagon 9/11 memorial honors victims in symbols, concrete

The grooved, gray concrete wall rising from a few inches to a few feet seems to be solely for blocking the noise from the nearby highway, but like many parts of the new Pentagon memorial, there is more to the wall than meets the eye.

Pentagon survivor: 'A lot of good people died'

For years, retired Air Force Col. John Leech has had no desire to return to the Pentagon.

Time.com: Pentagon Holds $35B Tanker Decision

The Defense Department will push back its decision on a $35 billion tanker contract to the next administration, delaying again the hotly disputed competition between Boeing and Northrop Grumman to replace the Air Force's aging aerial refueling fleet

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