Friday, June 24, 2011

Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- June 24, 2011



Paris Air Show Wrap-Up -- DoD Buzz

PARIS — After a soggy week at Le Bourget, your correspondent is closing down the Buzz Paris Bureau and heading back to World Headquarters in Washington. As the commercial and civil aerospace worlds enjoyed a big rebound over 2009’s dreary show — Airbus’ top executive called this week its best air show ever, with 730 orders – it was a relatively quiet for the defense industry.

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MILITARY AND INTELLIGENCE NEWS BRIEFS

Top U.K. military chiefs "sidelined" after Afghanistan row -- The Telegraph

China’s J-15 No Game Changer -- The Diplomat

Photos of possible fifth-generation fighter appear on Chinese websites -- RIA Novosti

Rwandan woman is first ever convicted of genocide -- AP

Narco Subs Sailing to Africa? -- Ares/Aviation Week

Sacked RAF pilots replaced by foreign personnel -- The Telegraph

Strategic plan for Australian Defence needs a new path -- ELP

U.S. Sees ‘Frustrating’ Pakistan Relations as Vital to Security Interests -- Bloomberg

Troop Drawdown Could Yield Billions in DoD Savings -- Defense News

Global Strike Command Renews Conventional Capabilities -- Ares/Aviation Week

Austal's LCS Corrosion Problem -- Information Dissemination

Building The U.S. Navy's Taj Mahal -- Ares/Aviation Week

Navy Looks to Fry Electronic Eyes With Laser Blasts -- Danger Room

Panel Outlines Missions the U.S. Could Forgo -- Defense News

DOD lacks policy, oversight on military sexual assault: report
-- Reuters

Suspect in Seattle Military Recruiting Station Plot Allegedly Wanted Another Fort Hood -- FOX News

FBI Charges Reservist in Pentagon Shootings -- Wall Street Journal

Former Guantánamo Navy photographer in Miami lock-up -- Miami Herald/McClacthy News

Pentagon names new Guantanamo prosecutor -- Washington Post

Thoughts on the Air Force and Close Air Support -- Bring the heat, Bring the Stupid

Petraeus says he'll leave Army behind as CIA chief -- Stars and Stripes/AP

Will Petraeus Rein In the Drone War? -- Spencer Ackerman, The Danger Room

Petraeus, military experts not real thrilled with Obama’s withdrawal plan -- Allah Pundir, Hot Air

Gates Thanks Troops, Bids Farewell -- U.S. Department of Defense

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