Sunday, September 30

Attack on America:    
     Israeli analysts believe extremists with ties to bin Laden pose threat in Balkans
     Deployment's "domino effect" is felt by businesses near Fort Bragg
     At the Pentagon, employees gain strength from schoolchildren's letters
     In Vietnam and at World Trade Center, Lt. Rescorla had a way of calming others
     RAF Croughton airmen putting in extra hours as Raven security apprentices
     Minister's vision from 1892 has eveolved into modern hospital in Bahrain
     Ex-fighter pilot, now orthopedic surgeon, finds fulfillment in Bahrain
     Refusing to be intimidated, American runner will wear the colors in Berlin
     U.S. Army Japan changing approach to meet needs of the new century
     Stability, merit system among factors luring Okinawans to seek jobs on U.S. bases
     Japanese Americans on Okinawa call "Pearl Harbor" analogy unjust, incorrect

Eagles' mix of music, humor strikes a chord with young Kosovar radio listeners
UAE making scheduled departure from Kosovo peacekeeping force
New Army, Air Force lieutenants will be getting more training
Iwakuni Marines, sailors get ready to say goodbye to mess duty
Liaison officers help link DODDS schools, parents, base commands
Amid praise for predecessor, Martin takes command of USS Germantown

Saturday, September 29

Attack on America:    
     Bahrain proving to be key location for Navy in Middle East    
     Although few are eligible, Europeans, Africans express interest in enlistment
     Support for overseas bases remains despite potential risk of terrorism
     Threat conditions have eased in Europe, but many preparing for possible NEO
     As deployment possibilities loom, Army offering families support
     "Stop loss" still in effect only in Air Force; decision awaited on Navy, Marines
     Companies suspending some fees charged to government card holders
     Japan sending two envoys to Middle East to help in anti-terror effort
     Commanders: Heavy base security will be the norm for the long haul
     Air Force relaxing fees for extended duty child-care program at Pacific bases

Many gas coupons in Europe will expire this weekend
Focus, effort levels to stay the same as Balkans air operations undergo changes
Car found, but still no sign of missing Army physician
Two soldiers stationed in Germany charged in deaths of their children
AAFES: Gas prices in Japan, Okinawa likely to remain steady for rest of year
Work proceeds on dismantling of controversial Atsugi incinerator
Rear Adm. Kunkle takes command of Carrier Group FIVE
Marines' radio experiment may help revolutionize communications in battle
Typhoon is losing strength, but continues to dump rain on Okinawa
Tops in Blue musical troupe's European tour is cut short

Friday, September 28

Attack on America:    
     New medal honors Pentagon civilians killed or injured in Sept. 11 attacks
     Pakistanis heed their president's call, rally to back his decision to aid war on terror
     NATO's unconventional tactics likely to include role for former foe Russia
     Security experts in Europe to help local commanders protect their bases
     Pilots of Gulf War workhorse A-10s say they're ready if called to action
     British SAS is world's oldest special forces unit, model for others
     82nd Airborne Division's message is clear: "We are ready"
     World events cast big shadow over Munich's traditional Oktoberfest    
     Marine FAST units prepared for deployment at any time
     FBI turns Pentagon crash site over to Army for rebuilding, renovation phase
     General addresses concerns during "town hall" meeting at Camp Zama
     Misawa woman's plan to "give something back" nets thousands in doantions
     Many extra guards, task forces in S. Korea to remain on duty during holiday events

Six men found hiding in truck at Lakenheath gate
Officials deny reports that fatal accident in Macedonia nearly provoked riot
Survey: Japanese employers like their jobs, but say supervisors need improvement
2001 Soldier Show now playing on stages around S. Korea

Thursday, September 27

Attack on America:    
     Air Force, Navy looking at "stop-loss" programs to retain needed personnel
     Wolfowitz: NATO allies need to spend more money on counterterrorism
     At Sigonella, canines and their handlers working hard to secure station
     Sgt. Maj. Lady: Patient defense, determination are key factors
     With 10 hospitals in Europe, military is ready to treat casualties
     As threat of war looms, veterans living near Ft. Bragg offer their thoughts
     Afghan troops have some potentially critical capabilities, according to book
     Japanese MSDF may still send ships to assist Kitty Hawk group
     U.S. military community in S. Korea to send banners of support to NYC, D.C.
     Officials struggle with applying rules to civilians at Pacific bases
     Stocked Pacific commissaries fail to ease some consumers' fears of future shortages
     Repercussions from terrorist attacks hitting Asian tourism

As weapons-collection mission ends, small NATO force will stay in Macedonia
Many Americans plan to take part in Race for the Cure at Frankfurt, Germany
U.N. Command Honor Guard Company has threefold mission in Pacific

Wednesday, September 26

Attack on America:    
     Bin Laden's reported call for holy war draws little response so far in Pakistan
     NATO expected to back U.S. claims that bin Laden was behind attacks
     Amid wait for U.S. response, Europe bases work to get back to normal
     Bosnia called haven for terrorists, but military officials see no direct threat
     Awareness level is higher, but it's business as usual for SFOR peacekeepers          
     Reservists, National Guard members eligible for lower mortgage rates
     Working around legal constraints, Japan sending ships to aid U.S. efforts
     Focusing on mission, Kunsan servicemembers keeping morale high
     South Korea pledges support to U.S. for war on terrorism

Some Misawa residents upset over old plan to euthanize pets in event of evacuation
DODDS-Pacific drops community service graduation requirement
Misawa Family Support Center flooded with assortment of coupons
Italian radio station clears the air so American counterpart can broadcast
Airman gets dishonorable discharge, jail sentence in child pornography case

Tuesday, September 25

Attack on America:    
     In Islamabad, Pakistan, no sign of war as residents follow routines
     U.S. reaching out to Pakistan with financial, military offerings
     Chorus grows against military intervention in Afghanistan
     Response to attacks on U.S. expected to dominate NATO leaders' agenda
     Security analyst: Bin Laden's network, Asian groups not a good fit
     Several terrorist groups based in Japan, Philippines
     Terrorists' attacks have economical, emotional impact in Bahrain
     Philippines shows support by allowing U.S. to land, refuel planes

Loss of ministers' summit provokes mixed reaction at Agnano
Weather squadron at Yokota final step in plan to centralize forecasts by region
Marines request transfer of excess land on Guam for training facility
Career counselors set their sights on reducing attrition rate in Navy

Monday, September 24

Attack on America:    
     In offices and at crash scene, Pentagon workers were busy on Sunday
     Training exercises ensure that troops in Europe will be ready if called
     V Corps heads for Poland for helicopter training exercises
     Recent events inject a dose of reality into scheduled deployment
     Dual Eagle joint exercise with Poland took on new urgency
     Osan again allows off-post travel, but curfew remains in effect
     Bush thanks Japan for steps taken to support U.S. in battle against terrorism
     As Japan takes steps to tighten security, police disperse Misawa demonstrators
     Analysis: How will U.S. wage this war on terrorism?

Tests show level of contaminants in wells at Morón, Spain, exceeds standards
Kunsan recalls another war, pays tribute to Vietnam POWs, MIAs
Sports: Roundup of this week's Pacific high school football games

Sunday, September 23

Attack on America:    
     Veterans say they're ready to put on the uniform again and do their part
     Past, present terrorism puts NATO headquarters on alert
     Millions of land mines believed to be scattered across Afghanistan
     Stricken Pentagon officially becomes crime scene as FBI takes charge at site
     Drivers with expired registrations may encounter big problems at the gate
     Servicemembers on Okinawa prepare documents before possible deployment
     Misawa off-base residents encouraged to find places to stay on base in emergency
     Restrictions, ripple effect of attacks hitting Pacific businesses hard
        At Yongsan and Osan, off-base restrictions not helping businesses on bases
     Soldiers at Camp Casey shed tears for former colleague killed at Pentagon
     Pacific recruiters report increased interest from high schoolers, military retirees

Residents near Iwakuni, Misawa complain about night landings, aircraft noise
British rowers end bid to cross Pacific after being struck by fishing boat
24-hour marathon at Stuttgart raises money for youth groups
Heeding call for return to normalcy, USAREUR will hold symposium
MWR Expo 2001 training conference will go on as scheduled at Heidelberg
Faith communities raise thousands for Landstuhl's Fisher House
Sports: Roundup of this week's European high school football games

Saturday, September 22

Attack on America:    
     Attacks impact Pentagon debates on QDR, missile defense, other issues
     At Manhattan recruiting center, attacks pique enlistment interest
     Flag sales at overseas military communities reflect surge in patriotism
     E-mail warns Wiesbaden community of possible suspicious activity
     Servicemembers rode wave of emotion while awaiting word on loved ones in N.Y.
     Colleagues search for retired Marine missing at World Trade Center
     Photo found in World Trade Center rubble grips Marine recovery worker
     After attacks, 26th MEU's scheduled deployment is seen in a new light
     Navy deploys USS Kitty hawk, escorts
     Servicemembers' families draw support from one another during deployments
     Apprehensive but determined, troops at Atsugi ready to do their part
     In effort to avert harassment, security stepped up at Muslim facilities in S. Korea
     Military lifts some travel bans, but starts curfew in S. Korea
     Okinawa hill is gathering place for those curious about military activity
     Veterans log on to talk about attacks, offer support for military's mission
     Chief petty officer selectees reflect as terror delays traditional ceremonies

Misawa pilot drew anti-aircraft fire during Northern Watch mission
Father a no-show at Okinawa hearing for teen charged with car theft, arson
Police: Two children found dead at Sportfield Housing Area drowned

Friday, September 21

Attack on America:    
     Full text of President Bush's speech to Congress
     Armitage tells NATO allies about plan for coalition against terrorism
     Reservists step up and help with rescue efforts in New York
     Mail services at military post offices in Europe slow, but returning to normal
     Services adjust leave policy following attacks
     Japan's Koizumi vows to provide lawful support for U.S. fight against terrorism
     Family members, nonessential personnel, stand ready in case of evacuation
     Even for those who are undeterred, the task of flying has changed forever
     Reserves, Guard seek all members in S. Korea for possible call-up
     Kinnick High students sing for crew of USS Cushing
     Reports of possible terrorist attack on Yokota called false
     Kadena commander: "This is not going to be business as usual"

Muslim groups work to rebuild Kosovo, attract followers to Islam
Navy to close base during NATO ministers' meeting in Italy
Colonel relieved of Bosnia command amid sexual misconduct inquiry
Prosecution calls witnesses in hearing for soldier accused of infant's death
Crew of USS Chancellorsville gets education in Civil War history
New health clinic at Camp Walker means shorter waits, improved service
Chirping in South Korea signals end of cicadas' seven-year life cycle
Sports: Security concerns again lead to cancellation of H.S. sports events

Thursday, September 20

Attack on America:
     Senior leaders in Pacific rally troops to "pass this test"
     Japan torn between constitutional pacifism, desire to help U.S.
     Coast Guard at Guam sets up naval protection zones
     Long lines, long waits take flight at airports in U.S., Europe
     Roads closed, games canceled as DODDS-Europe schools tighten security
     "Strong message of solidarity" expected from NATO ministers' meeting
     As reservists are called up, Army takes steps "to do it right"
     Fueling up for future missions is ongoing effort for Mildenhall wing
     Death of DOD civilian employee raises Pentagon death toll to 189
     Booster club at Incirlik raises money for families of victims

Wednesday, September 19

Attack on America:
     Afghanistan's reputation as quagmire contains mixture of reality and myth
        Afghanistan: Facts and figures
     If it's wise to know your enemy, how well does America know this one?
        A look at the suspected state sponsors of terrorism
     To many in Europe, shopping provides some relief from recent events
     Force protection measures in Europe reduced fears after years of attacks
     Japanese officials won't comment on reports of infiltration by militants
     Investment experts urge patience, not panic, as markets reopen
     Kim says South Korea will provide U.S. with "all necessary cooperation"
     At Yokosuka, tears for victims are mixed with resolve for the future

When troops go on deployment, support structure boosts their families
Italian town decides to host meeting of NATO defense ministers
Teen charged with car theft, arson wasn't a troublemaker, parents tell judge
North, South Korea agree to hold fourth reunion of separated families
South Korean roads expected to be jammed for national holiday next month

Tuesday, September 18

Attack on America:
     Servicemembers, families in Europe cope with attack, uncertain future
     Old Guard soldiers set ceremony aside, assist at Pentagon
     Boy Scouts in Europe raise money for Red Cross' stateside relief effort     
     Increased security measures still in effect at Pacific bases
     Commander of 18th Wing says Kadena is ready for any contingency
     Many in Pacific community seek solace at base chapels
     South Korean officials to meet with Powell, discuss support
     Hickam forensic team will assist in identification of N.Y., Pentagon victims
     Amid tight security, S. Korean air carriers resume flights to U.S.

Leimen, Germany, area puzzled by disappearance of doctor, reported threat on soldier
For the first time, peacekeepers crossing Yugoslavia to reach Kosovo
Weekend rains kill two, cause heavy da,age at Naples, Italy
North, South Koreans meet, discuss agenda for future talks

Monday, September 17

Attack on America:
     Experts look at the options for focus of U.S. military campaign
        If U.S. response is a quick one, Navy is in a position to deliver
        Air power seen as dominant force in war against terrorism
        Air Force, navy expected to lead the way in, but Army ready to follow up
     European, Central commands ready to coordinate military operations
     Amid airport confusion, USO helps troops, civilians surmount problems
     Pentagon lowers number of missing workers to 124
     Spanish prince visits Rota to honor victims as U.S. flag flies above scene
     Britons remember U.S. sacrifices in previous war, honor victims of new conflict
     Americans in Europe flock to libraries for information and entertainment
     Ban on nonofficial off-post travel is implemented at U.S. facilities in S. Korea
     Misawa order limits travel to within 20-kilometer radius of base
     Americans in Japan, Korea say they won't stay off planes, but they're nervous
     Soldiers deterring violence at Korea's DMZ watch as it flares at home
     Yongsan Garrison chaplain preaches message of forgiveness
     S. Koreans, U.S. State Department to discuss joint efforts against terrorism
     Some Okinawans belive "strange" typhoon protected island from terrorist attack
     Pacific area Muslims express sorrow, deplore acts of terrorism against U.S.

1st Infantry Division to join Polish brigade in exercises at Grafenwöhr

Sunday, September 16

Attack on America:
     EUCOM: Host country security good, so NEO not currently being considered
     U.S., European communities bond together at vigils, marches
     Bosnia peacekeepers gather, mourn at Eagle Base chapel
     Muslims in USAREUR condemn attacks as contrary to tenets of Islam
     Pentagon confirms death of Lt.. Gen. Maude in attack
     Architect: Blast protection installed at Pentagon may have saved many lives
     NATO unclear about intentions of two men arrested near Brussels
     Medevac flights to U.S. resume as Landstuhl prepares for any emergency
     DOD postpones regulations that would toughen blood donor standards
     War means no kidding around for Darmstadt child-care providers
     USAREUR cancels midnight curfew, but urges continued caution
     Administration weighs its options for war against faceless enemy    
     Pacific bases edging toward normalcy; restrictions vary between facilities
     Millions now wonder: Is it possible to overcome terrorism?
     As Pacific bases work to overcome issues, understanding prevails
     Wait is taxing for servicemembers stranded by closing of airports
     Marine F-18s arrive on Guam as precaution against terrorism
     Church bells ring out as South Korea expresses its sadness
     Army releases Pentagon casualty list; Lt. Gen. Maude was among victims

Somber mood prevails as Navy anoints its new chief petty officers
After six months, North and South Korea ready to resume talks
Russian MiG may have locked radar on Misawa Navy aircraft
Navy: Russian ship's presence at Sasebo has nothing to do with recent attacks
Sports: H.S. football coaches in Europe back postponement of weekend's games   

Saturday, September 15

Attack on America:
     South Korea tightens security, joins world in mourning
     Police: Safety off base a matter of common sense, individual vigilance
     Many across Pacific thankful for good news about friends, relatives stateside
     With words of solace, chaplains stand ready to assist servicemembers
     U.S. ambassador, Army chaplain attend S. Korean Assembly's prayer meeting
     Military families in S. Korea deal with displacement from off-base homes
     Pacific children feel changes in the air following terrorist attacks in U.S.
     Official: Pentagon repairs will take years, cost hundreds of millions
     Brig. Gen. David: Attacks will not hinder U.S. commitment to Balkans
     As schools reopen in Europe, DODDS officials try to explain attacks to kids
     Experts offer tips on helping kids cope with these traumatic events
     Safety abroad: More than ever, Americans now need to keep a low profile
     As ban on U.S.-bound flights continues, Europe travelers' plans left hanging
     Mail between Europe and U.S. halted at least until Monday
     Except for meat counters, no shortages reported at Europe commissaries
     USO, German bakeries, contractors join forces to boost spirits
     USAFE Extreme Summer contest winners stranded in Nova Scotia

Following investigation, USS Greeneville senior leadership relieved of command

Friday, September 14

Attack on America:
     EUCOM halts all exercises but Balkans, Northern Watch; schools to reopen
     Europeans gather to grieve with their American friends
     Pentagon estimates 126 workers killed; signal from plane's black box detected
     Stateside airline shutdown also has many travelers in Europe stranded
     NATO offers U.S. unprecedented assistance in war against terrorism
     Many in Europe look to chaplains, organizations for grief counseling
     Walter Reed facility has grim task of identifying Pentagon attack victims
     Scaled-down Frankfurt auto show begins with tribute to terror victims
     48th Fighter Wing at Lakenheath is back in the air, fully operational
     233rd BSB commander's cousin was aboard hijacked plane
     Security lowered to Condition Charlie at U.S. bases worldwide
     Cancellations leave Pacific travellers grounded until further notice
     Roundup of restrictions at U.S. Pacific bases
     Experts say leveling with children about disaster is the best approach
     Families living near Osan, Kunsan temporarily moved on base
     Personnel protection top Pacific priority, but blood drives may be upcoming
     Koizumi seeks to broaden Self-Defense Forces Act to allow guarding of bases
     U.S. Embassy in Tokyo sees no link between recent warnings, attacks

Prosecutors outline case against servicemember in Okinawa rape trial
Typhoon Nari threatens to make third pass over Okinawa    

Thursday, September 13

Attack on America:
     Pacific servicemembers follow events at home in shock, horror
     U.S. bases in Pacific to remain on highest state of military alert
     Pacific, Pentagon officials tight-lipped about military activity following attacks
     Red Cross, Pacific military community helping servicemembers contact loved ones
     Pentagon employees try to resume jobs amid disaster
     Panic, anxiety followed plane's impact at Pentagon
     Tight security, curfews for soldiers in Europe
     Roundup of business hours at U.S. military base facilities in Europe
     U.S. troops, civilians in Europe follow nightmare unfolding at home
     Passengers on U.S.-bound flight delayed in Rota, Spain
     Bases in Europe get help from local police in protecting compounds
     NATO debating whether to consider attacks on U.S. attacks on all members
     Somber Yugoslavs denounce attacks by "these devil people"
     Experts warn that post attack rhetoric can make good sound bites, bad policy
     Throughout Europe, training and operations will continue
     Red Cross swamped with calls as it tries to connect servicemembers with home
     Cooler-headed financial experts urge investors to remain calm

Wednesday, September 12

Attack on America:
     Top U.S. commanders in Europe enraged by terrorist attacks
     At the Pentagon, horror and confusion followed the crash
     Servicemembers in Europe watch events with feelings of pain, frustration
     European bases at Threat Condition Delta; flights to U.S. diverted

As Okinawa trial begins, Woodland denies prosecution's charges
Japanese man honors GIs killed in 1945 plane crash with memorial
State Department official optimistic that U.S.-North Korea talks will resume
Yongsan Child Development Center hits its limit; in-home providers sought
Typhoon Danas takes its turn lashing Japan, but no damage reported at U.S. bases
After blowing through Okinawa last weekend, Typhoon Nari again threatens island
Ultimate fighting champion demonstrates moves, technique to Yokota audience
U.S. soldiers face questioning in holdup of off-base bar at Taegu

Tuesday, September 11

Okinawa rape trial begins Tuesday, is expected to continue for months
Woodland trial may spotlight flaws in Japanese criminal justice system
Marine firefighters step up, help battle blaze on Ie Shima
Okinawa troops, testing high-speed Internet connections, like what they see
Best way to avoid malaria? Don't get bitten by mosquitoes
Youth plays integral part in intel for Army’s Macedonia mission
NATO ponders staying in Macedonia after weapons collecting mission
Series of car fuel coupons to expire Sept. 30 in Germany
Air Force helps British recover remains from crash 60 years ago in Iceland
Air Force troupe brings pop, patriotism to crowds throughout Europe
Rumsfeld targets waste at Pentagon in effort to save billions for DOD
Sasebo's Maritime Girls may be new to sailing, but they're working as a team

Monday, September 10

Army secretary returns to Washington after gathering facts for restructuring in Europe
Leader of new Area Support Group in Bosnia is removed from command
Camp Able Sentry copters playing key role in mission to collect weapons from rebels
Officials seek to identify remains of WWII aviators downed in Russia
Troops endure mud, grueling tasks to earn right to wear cavalry spurs
Some Okinawans feel betrayed by treaty that ended Japan's war with U.S.
Fitness buff leads others through beauty of Guam on nature hikes
In spite of foggy conditions, Misawa air festival a clear favorite with visitors
2nd Infantry Division among the first to train with new armor-piercing weapon
Marines working at Army post find conditions there "real nice"

Sunday, September 9

U.S. military on alert after terrorist threat made to troops in Pacific
U.S.: Second runway at Misawa isn’t indication of increased forces at base
Investigators conclude cause of crash near Kunsan was spatial disorientation
Calling them ‘small but mighty,’ Clark lauds U.S. Navy efforts in S. Korea
‘Battles of the Outposts’ ceremony pays homage to veterans of Korean War
Marines clear air on logistics of ‘relocation training’ in Japan
Typhoon Nari surprises Okinawa, hitting the island twice over weekend
Reigns tighten on two most wanted Bosnian war criminals
Giessen barracks get wired for Internet and telephone services
Death of girl has neighbors asking why officials didn’t intervene sooner
What happens when claims of child or spouse abuse are reported
POWs, liberators return to site of WWII camp in Germany for reunion
NATO naval mine-sweeping force nixes inaccurate ‘Mediterranean’ from its name
Beginning in November, troops’ families eligible for life insurance

Saturday, September 8

Army to retire Hueys, Cobras; helicopter battalions to be restructured
Field artillery practice at Japan's Camp Fuji greeted by protests
Tokyo governor wants Yokota designated as natural-disaster relief hub
Big crowds expected at Misawa this weekend for Air Festival 2001
Osan holds accident response drill in preparation for Air Power Day
Loss of finger couldn't stop Marine from completing deployment
Faulty maintenance blamed for JASDF jet opening fire on parking lot
Japanese soldier, another man arrested in alleged Okinawa sexual assault
Brussels fair provides community with information about organizations
1st Infantry Division's river crossing practice in Germany draws a crowd
Lt. Gen. Sylvester returns to Bosnia to take command of SFOR
Spanish workers' union disappointed with outcome of salary negotiations
RAF Mildenhall pair rewarded for money-saving suggestion to Air Force

Friday, September 7

Navy's top enlisted man foresees arrival of "phenomenal" compensation changes
Troops provide safety, friendliness as they shuttle Serb teens to, from school
Servicemembers can now access Leave and Earnings Statements on Internet
DECA to celebrate 10 years of running stateside, overseas commissaries
  Customers in Europe say DECA stores faring well in meeting most needs
  Worldwide case-lot sale at DECA commissaries this weekend
Army secretary visits Bosnia, says troops there "doing a great job"
Environmental group wants Navy to halt bombing on Marianas islands
Special election scheduled in Massachusetts for 9th District Congressional seat
Japanese groups protest Marine band's participation in music festival
Army's Soldier Show will roll into S. Korea at end of month
Drivers in S. Korea reminded to be more cautious now that school is back in session
Sports: Edgren, Yokota square off as Pacific H.S. football season gets in full swing

Thursday, September 6

Navy still considering options for replacing USS Kitty Hawk in Japan
Taking Navy's lead, Yokosuka schools create own version of dress code
File confirms Korean freedom fighter was assassinated bu ex-U.S. agent in 1949
Army's remodeling plan for Seoul post makes the most of available space
Army sergeant in Bosnia is charged with murder of husband
AFN-Europe plans to air HBO's "Band of Brothers" miniseries in November
JROTC seeks retired military men, women to work with cadets
As Ranger candidate is sworn in, Army reaches its recruiting goal for fiscal year
Nations on NATO's waiting list will get a chance to show their stuff
Sports: Rick Roberts announces his retirement from boxing

Wednesday, September 5

Japan’s Defense Agency seeks funding for survey on moving homes near Ripsaw
Army financial service helps troops chip away at mountain of debt
  A few simple tips can help keep servicemembers out of financial trouble
Once eager to leave island, corporal appreciates Okinawa’s history, culture
Ultimate fighting champ to demonstrate winning technique Friday at Yokota
Democratic coalition breaks in S. Korea  as three top officials resign
South Korea to propose resuming talks with North as soon as possible
N. Korea criticizes military’s plan to shift strategic focus to Asia-Pacific
State Department officials to visit Seoul, focusing on delayed power plant project
NATO still undecided on location of meeting scheduled for later this month
DODDS-Europe taking steps to protect against, deter terrorism
Optical Windmill exercise gets underway testing equipment, troop integration

Tuesday, September 4

DODDS forms Pacific Education Division in effort to provide 'full-service support'
Misawa staff sergeant doesn't run from his Olympic marathon dreams
Yongsan Garrison's heritage center tells stories of war, heroes, Honor
Okinawa's Camp Foster becomes haven for stag beetles sought by collectors
Concerns raised at Iwakuni Summit assessed, forwarded for action
Air Force officers from 13 nations meet, discuss common problems and threats
After 17 years of bridging Japan-U.S. cultural gap, lawyer moves on to Europe
Five players rejoin Pacific softball teams after trip to All-Armed Forces tourney
Multiethnic studies introduced as school year gets under way in Bosnia
Rheinblick hopes $4 million facelift will bring out golfers
Exchange at Geilenkirchen NATO base offers shoppers some options
Air Force says it's doing its best to keep aircraft noise levels down at Ramstein

Monday, September 3

Processing backlog has thousands of GI Bill students waiting for checks
Kadena, Zama personnel assess health of Russians in Vladivostok
Yokota takes part in Japan's Big Rescue disaster preparedness drill
Career diplomat Thomas Hubbard sworn in as U.S. ambassador to S. Korea
Japan defense budget proposal has slight reduction in U.S. forces support
Dozens of kids, volunteers enjoy Special Olympics at Misawa
At Kosovo-Macedonia border, GIs' goal is to put themselves out of  a job
U.S. Reserves in Europe: Well-trained, nearby and ready to do their part
Military's needs key to duties of Reserves in Europe
Sigonella health official joining team hoping to wipe out polio in Ethiopia
Army helicopters not immune to military's parts shortage, according to GAO report
Sports: Lakenheath, Spangdahlem capture USAFE softball titles

Sunday, September 2

Air Force studying effects of JP-8 fuel; increased protection urged
U.S. troops reach new heights in Japanese cultural exchange program
Balkan ports bustling with activity amid SFOR transfer of authority
Beloved "Coach Steff" tirelessly devoted his time to Ramstein students
KFOR patrol put to the test in firefight with suspected smugglers
Handlers honor deceased canine co-worker at Aviano memorial service
Officials see ICE program as a cool tool for gaining quality-of-life feedback
USS Ponce crew rescues drifting boats between Sicily, Calabria
Servicemembers will soon get chance to enroll in savings, investment program
Temporary relocation of C-21s to Atsugi worries Japanese officials
Sports: 3rd Force wins second straight Marine Forces Pacific soccer championship
Sports: Marine soccer tournament had an international flavor

Saturday, September 1

Wing commander: No spare parts problems in Japan; planes ready, in great shape
Guam workers will get their share of $232 million settlement of COLA dispute
American, Japanese forces to conduct joint exercise — a musical one
Kadena youth goes undefeated in kendo martial arts tournament at Naha
After FAA downgrade, DOD bans travel on Asiana planes in South Korea
Drivers in South Korea beware: Nearly 500,000 vehicles aren't insured
Posting of sex offender list on S. Korea site leads to slowing of Internet connections
V Corps band back after 10 years to play benefit show in Giessen, Germany
Maintaining shooting skills is aim for soldiers at Vicenza's indoor range
Stabbing victim remembered as "a nice person" by supervisor at Eagle Base
Volunteers' PCS has Izmir Girl Scout leader battling to keep troop going
Sports: Thursday's games in the Marine Forces Pacific regional soccer tournament
Sports: Twin sergeants on opposite sides of the ball in soccer tourney

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