› News by Email › RSS Feeds › Podcasts › AFPS News Articles › Photo Essays › Special Reports › DoD Web Sites Today in DoD Press Resources › News Releases › Pentagon Press Passes › Speeches › Transcripts Special Interest › Measuring Stability and   Security in Iraq Report › Casualty Reports › Common Access Card › Detainee Affairs › FY 2007 Budget › FY 2006 Performance &   Accountability Report › Publications › Freedom of Information For the Record › America's Heroes › A Force for Good › Iraqi Army Takes Lead Personnel & Finance › Commanders Page › Tricare › My Pay › Military Homefront › Military Pay & Benefits › NSPS › ExpectMore.gov › USA.gov Pace: U.S.-Indonesian Relations Encouraging JAKARTA, Indonesia, Feb. 13, 2007 – The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said he came out of meetings with Indonesian leaders today encouraged by the military-to-military progress the two countries are making. Story › U.S. Will Continue to Go After Bomb Makers in Iraq › Pace: Trade Reduces Tension in Pacific Region Gates, Pakistani President Discuss Border Issues MANAMA, Bahrain, Feb. 12, 2007 – Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates met with President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan this morning at the president’s Camp Office in Rawalpindi. Story › Forces Battle Terrorism near Afghanistan-Pakistan Border › Transcript: Gates Press Conference in Pakistan Petraeus Takes Command of Multinational Force WASHINGTON, Feb. 12, 2007 – Acknowledging the challenges ahead and pledging full effort, Army Gen. David H. Petraeus took the helm of the top U.S. command in Iraq on Feb. 10 in Baghdad. Story Pace: Australia Global Leader in Fight on Terror CANBERRA, Australia, Feb. 12, 2007 – Australia has made enormous contributions to the global war on terror and has proven it is a world leader, Marine Gen. Peter Pace said during a media roundtable here today. Story › Pace Thanks Australians, Seeks Closer Ties Air Still Safest Travel in Iraq, General Says WASHINGTON, Feb. 12, 2007 – Air travel is still the safest way to transport troops and supplies in Iraq, despite the recent rash of downed helicopter incidents, a top official there said yesterday. Story More Headline News › Iraqis Fulfilling Their Promises, Pace Says › World Much More Complex Than During Cold War › Military, U.S. Agencies Combine Efforts in Africa › Gates Urges NATO Allies to Honor Commitments Military News › Active Military Meets January Recruiting Goals › Vietnam Hero to be Awarded Medal of Honor › Technology Helps Soldiers Stay Close to Family › Supplemental Funds Critical to Army Readiness War on Terror Bomb-Making Sites Raided WASHINGTON, Feb. 12, 2007 - American and Iraqi soldiers raided suspected bomb-making sites in eastern Baghdad yesterday, military officials reported, while U.S. and Iraqi troops yesterday nabbed 10 suspected insurgents following a firefight near the village of Ubaydah, Iraq.  Story › Two U.S. Soldiers Die in Iraq › Assault Targets Taliban Leader › Suspected Terrorists Captured America Supports You New Program Spotlights Team WASHINGTON, Feb. 12, 2007 - Beginning Feb. 19, three America Supports You members a week will get the chance to shine when the spotlight swings their way.  Story › Success Shows Deep Support › NHL Team Honors Troops › Program Ships Love to Troops Transformation FCS Test Systems Hard to Give Up WASHINGTON, Feb. 13, 2007 - Testing for some of the systems slated for the first “spin out” of the Army’s Future Combat Systems program has gone well, except for one minor glitch: the soldiers testing them don’t want to give the prototypes back. Story › Blood Program Web Site Gets New Look, Updated Content › Combat Systems Restructured › Dover Reorganizes for C-17s Face of Defense › Spouses Serve in Iraq › Sailor Earns Bronze Star › Songs Soothe Combat Soldiers     About DoD Privacy & Security External Link Disclaimer Web Policy Site Map