Paraguay hardens U.S. military stance
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Paraguay's decision to refuse diplomatic immunity for U.S. troops and not to renew a military cooperation pact sparked debate Tuesday, with analysts calling the developments a blow to U.S. attempts to improve regional ties.
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By The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Feb. 18--DEFENSE SECRETARY Robert Gates has upped the ante for demilitarizing chemical weapons at Pueblo Chemical Depot and Blue Grass Army Depot in Kentucky.   Last week Sen. Wayne Allard said Mr.
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BOGOTA, Colombia, March 11 -- As Air Force One swooped over the Andes Mountains toward this city for the first time in a quarter-century, President Bush and his aides sat in the front compartments with an optimistic message about improved security after decades of civil war and drug trafficking.
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GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE, Cuba - An Australian cowboy accused of fighting with the Taliban against U.S. and coalition troops in Afghanistan appeared before a U.S...
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Don't squash that bug! Cockroaches, beetles, spiders and worms may be the U.S. government's next line of defense in the war on terror.
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Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld's intended transformation of the Army into a quick, mobile force has started to rub against the daily demands of patching enough tanks and trucks together to keep fighting the war.
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The new doctrine elevates the mission of stabilizing war-torn nations to the same importance as the defeat of adversaries on the battlefield.
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He may have insulted the commander in chief, but President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela does his part to keep the U.S. military's men and women fueled up.
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Top US Defense officials say President Bush&#39;s plan to reposition American military power overseas is intended to put US forces in a better position to respond to potential conflicts and the threat posed by terrorism. To do that, tens of thousands of ...
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ASUNCION, Paraguay  - Opposition lawmakers in   Paraguay vowed on Monday to block all government legislation in   a protest of the center-right president's plans to change the   constitution in order to seek re-election.
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Violence is down in the first weeks of a troop buildup, but the military's response has been guarded  -  with good reason
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LAST MONTH the United States and its allies signaled a change in Sudan policy. Rather than pressuring Sudan&#39;s government to halt its genocidal attacks against civilians in the western province of Darfur, they
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Two recent presidents of the United States, Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush, have learned the most important lesson of the Comanche tribe: the overriding importance of a strong defense.
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The Bush administration proclaimed significant progress in the war on terror Tuesday but said the enemy has adjusted to U.S. defenses and that "America is safer but we are not yet safe."
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua  - Some U.S. military aid withheld from Latin American nations that did not agree to exempt American military personnel from the International Criminal Court will start flowing again when President George W. Bush signs waivers, a senior defense official said on Sunday.
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Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo praised the military for being more responsive to human rights on Friday, less than a month after the United Nations criticized Manila for failing to stop troops executing activists.
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It was the kind of exchange that U.S. troops are counting on.