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PENTAGON BRIEFING - Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell answers a question from a reporter during a press briefing at the Pentagon, Dec. 9, 2008. DoD photo by U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Molly A. Burgess

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MILITARY NEWS

Mullen Salutes Troops' Success at Awards Dinner

U.S. troops engaged in the global war on terrorism are doing “an exceptionally hard job exceptionally well,” the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said at the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs’ annual awards dinner. Story

Families of 9/11 Victims Watch Defendants Confess

Relatives of 9/11 victims observed legal proceedings at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, as three of the alleged co-conspirators charged in the attacks announced they are prepared to enter a guilty plea. Story

Three Dead, One Missing in San Diego F-18 Crash

The crash of a Marine Corps F/A-18 Hornet strike fighter jet in San Diego killed three people on the ground, and one person is missing, city fire officials said. Story

Africa Command Welcomes Army Component

Southern European Task Force ended the airborne chapter of its history and uncased its new colors, signifying its mission as the Army component supporting U.S. Africa Command. Story

‘Grill Sergeants’ Program Sizzles as Top Video

Apple iTunes has named the Pentagon Channel program “The Grill Sergeants” one of its top 25 videos of the year. Story

AROUND THE SERVICES

• Father of Fallen Soldier Visits White House

• Marines Maintain Iraq Mission During Move

• Symposium Aids Individual Augmentee Sailors

• Airmen Train with Australian Aces

TOP NEWS

Bush: Today's Military Must
Stay on Worldwide Offensive

In his last scheduled visit to a service academy while in office, President George W. Bush told Army cadets the U.S. military has transformed to meet the threats America faces long into the future. Story

• Transcript: Bush Remarks on Transformation

Gates Meets With Biden Over Transition

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates met with Vice President-elect Joe Biden as he continues to aim for a seamless department transition between the two administrations. Story

Mullen Predicts Start of 'Tightening Belts'

The Defense Department will feel effects from the current financial crisis, though the extent of its impact is not clear. Story

Department Focuses on Afghanistan, Improving Dwell Time, Chairman Says

Afghanistan is the top priority for U.S. military leaders in re-allocating forces as they become available. Story

IRAQ NEWS

General Leaving Northern Iraq Credits U.S., Iraqi Troops with Country's Progress

Citing “monumental” improvements since his soldiers arrived in Iraq last year, the outgoing commander of Multinational Division North credited his troops, Iraqi security forces and the Iraqi people with creating a historic turnaround. Story | Video

• Transcript: Army Maj. Gen. Mark P. Hertling

• Forces Detain 21 Suspects, Seize Weapons

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Mullen Salutes Troops' Success at Awards Dinner

Families of 9/11 Victims Watch Defendants Confess

Three Dead, One Missing in San Diego F-18 Crash

Africa Command Welcomes Army Component

‘Grill Sergeants’ Program Sizzles as Top Video

AROUND THE SERVICES

TOP NEWS

Bush: Today's Military Must
Stay on Worldwide Offensive

Gates Meets With Biden Over Transition

Mullen Predicts Start of 'Tightening Belts'

Department Focuses on Afghanistan, Improving Dwell Time, Chairman Says

IRAQ NEWS

General Leaving Northern Iraq Credits U.S., Iraqi Troops with Country's Progress

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Forces Kill Two Militants, Detain Others

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Air Force Focuses on Army Brain Injuries

University Provides Care for Warriors

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'Loser' Wins With Marines