Gen.Ray Odierno
Defense News: Odierno: ISIS Fight Will Last '10 To 20 Years'
WASHINGTON — The Army’s top officer believes the fight against the Islamic State, commonly known as ISIS or ISIL, will last “10 to 20 years,” an expansion of the timelines generally offered by the Obama administration.
Gen. Ray Odierno, the Army chief of staff, added that the solution to the militant group cannot come entirely by military means.
“In my mind, ISIS is a ten to twenty year problem, it’s not a two years problem,” he told reporters Friday. “Now, I don’t know what level it will be a problem, but it’s a long term problem.”
Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- July 17, 2015
US And Russia Locked In Tactical Weapons Race: Russia Alleges US Of Nuclearising Europe -- IBTimes
Russia's Modernized Tu-160 Bomber: New Missiles, State-of-the-Art Engine -- Sputnik
Russia's upgraded Tu-160M2 missile carriers to be in service at least 40 years — official -- ITAR-TASS
Russia, China to Stage Naval Exercises in Sea of Japan in Late August -- Sputnik
Russia, China to conduct first joint amphibious assault drill in Far East -- ITAR-TASS
Israel seeks stronger U.S. aid package with F-35 squadron inclusion -- UPI
Syria air strikes conducted by UK military pilots -- BBC
Japan military chief says South China Sea surveillance possible -- Reuters
India specifies 65,000-tonne aircraft carrier, with catapult -- Business Standard
Brazil Aircraft Carrier Modernization Underway -- Belling Cat
Brazil will sign Gripen fighter jet contract soon, minister says -- Reuters
Koreans raise questions about KF-16 fighter jet upgrade -- Arirang news
Osprey Purchase Latest Move by Japan’s Military to Counter China -- Defense Tech
3-star: US Army drawdown will not hinder Pacific mission -- Army Times
U.S. Admiral assures Asian allies US forces ready for contingency -- AP
Special Operations: SAS Has Gone Gurkha -- Strategy Page
Pentagon Triples Spending on Special Forces to $9.8Bln Since 2001 -- Sputnik
Analyst: Despite Drawdown, Army Can Handle Threats from Russia, ISIS -- Military.com
Plan to Fund Ohio Replacement Submarine Reaches Tipping Point -- National Defense
SecAF James: Hill Refusal To Retire Planes May Force F-35, LRSB, KC-46 Delays -- Breaking Defense
Fatal Crash Prompts Marines To Change Osprey Flight Rules -- Breaking Defense
U.S. Army Wants Hollow-Point Ammo for New Pistol, Not for the M9 -- Military.com
Experimental US Drone Sets Flight Record -- Defense News/AFP
CIA documents raise questions about spy agency's domestic data collection -- CSM
Information Warfare: Disinformation Powered By The Internet -- Strategy Page
Army to consider tighter security at recruiting centers -- The Hill
Vet lawmakers: Let recruiters carry weapons -- The Hill
Army Ranger School’s assessment of women has moved to the mountains, but the scrutiny remains -- Washington Post
How the CIA Really Won Hearts and Minds -- J.P. O’Malley, Daily Beast
2 Army officers among 8 newest NASA astronauts -- Army Times
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