Analysis: Missile That Hit MH17 Most Likely Fired By Separatists -- CNN
The missile that hit Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 most likely was fired by pro-Russian separatists inside eastern Ukraine, a preliminary classified U.S. intelligence analysis concluded, according to a U.S. defense official with direct access to the latest information. The official declined to be identified due to the sensitivity of the information. Earlier, a senior U.S. official said the United States concluded that a missile shot down the plane.
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Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- July 18, 2014
If Ukrainian rebels hit Malaysian plane, where'd they get the missile? -- Anna Mulrine, CSM
Pentagon Official: Russians Likely Responsible For Shooting Down Malaysia Plane -- Daily Caller
Rebels may have arms capable of hitting Malaysian jet -- USA Today
Ukrainian Buk battery radar was operational when Malaysian plane downed - Moscow -- RT
Kiev Deploys Battalions of Buk Air Defense Systems Near Donetsk – Russian Defense Ministry -- RIA Novosti
MH17 crash: History of passenger planes shot down -- BBC
Past commercial airliners shot down by military, rebels -- CBS
U.S. Officials: Russia Increasing Support for Ukraine Rebels -- US Department of Defense
Russia to boost defense budget by 2017 - newspaper -- RT
A top Iranian general and advisers join front lines of Iraqi military fight against radicals -- FOX News/AP
Hamas growing in military stature, say analysts -- Middle East Eye
Canadian ship called home for misconduct at RIMPAC Naval Exercise -- Washington Post
France Reorganizes Military Presence in Sub-Saharan Africa -- Defense News
U.S., German views on spying differ but still firm allies: Merkel -- Reuters
Germany's Merkel Seeks 'Sensible' US Spy Talks -- AP
Mass surveillance 'dangerous habit', says UN rights body -- BBC
Edward Snowden urges professionals to encrypt client communications -- The Guardian
U.S. Armed Forces Spending More Than Ever To Help Train Mexican Military -- FOX News
Military did not support fixing Afghan exit date: U.S. commander -- Reuters
US Military Didn't Seek Afghan Pullout in 2017 -- AP
Outgoing Afghan war commander raises questions about counterterrorism plan -- Washington Post
Dunford urges Congress to approve Russian helicopter deal for Afghan air force -- Stars and Stripes
Pentagon: F-15 pullout from Europe may be on hold -- Stars and Stripes
Improving economy, lengthy tours could affect Navy retention -- Stars and Stripes
Senate Panel OKs Pentagon Spending Bill, But Its Fate Is Uncertain -- Defense News
Senate Panel Rejects Pentagon Cuts in Spending Bill -- Bloomberg
Lawmakers challenge spending billions more on wars -- Miami Herald/McClatchy News
Pentagon pits SpaceX against ULA in space launch competition -- Tech Times
The 'virtual reality' helmet that lets fighter pilots see in the dark without goggles - and knows exactly where its wearer is looking -- Daily Mail
Pentagon, Arlington to train for shooter situation -- Washington Times
Highway to the danger zone? Non-pilot given command of Air Force in Pacific -- Washington Times
Chelsea Manning to begin gender treatment in military custody -- AP
How Israel Learned to Love Missile Defense: Israel’s Iron Dome system shows that the best defense is not always a good offense. -- Taylor Dinerman, NRO
Ospreys help Marines protect, assist our allies – on Okinawa and beyond -- Brig. Gen. Steve R. Rudder, Stars and Stripes
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