3,322 results on '"Crawley, Vince"'
Search Results
52. Another blow to war's support: As public opinion turns against operation, Abizaid disputes that insurgency is in its 'last throes'
53. Fend off loan sharks, teach money skills, GAO tells Pentagon: DOD could better help troops with budget woes
54. Militaries all over world differ on women's roles
55. Discussions push for bases in Romania, Bulgaria, Georgia
56. Reserve exodus feared after Iraq rotations
57. Mobilization woes could feed drain on reserve manpower
58. Hardship pay: {dollar}750 a month? DOD seeks boost, also eyes change in subsidized child support
59. Task force trains Georgian troops as Iraq replacements
60. U.S. Army Europe to leave Heidelberg: Gen B.B. Bell sets pullout for 38,000 troops
61. EU eases back on move to end China arms embargo
62. Parents' battle fatigue: People leave military because they tire of the family vs. work struggle, panel says
63. Study proposes ways to stem dropout rate
64. U.S. SouthCom chief lauds Colombia
65. Study proposes ways to decrease first-year dropouts
66. Many overseas service members shut out of election, survey finds
67. Fixing problems with pay: Pay 'safety net' set up to help deployed troops
68. Report recounts Iraq war through troops' eyes: Lobby group wants defense secretary to give sworn statement before combat
69. Newest military strategy calls for alliances, patience
70. Wanted: Creative warriors--Pentagon forming Asymmetric Warfare Group
71. SouthCom chief claims progress in Colombia: Insurgent groups' impact lessened, but Latin America threats remain
72. Heat is on to win over Japan on nuclear carrier: Country may balk at diesel Kitty Hawk's replacement
73. North Korea may turn to WMD, senator says--U.S. troop realignments moving ahead
74. New pay system put in place to fight 'financial friendly fire': 19 out of 20 reservists report payroll errors, agency says
75. Army needs terrorism fighters for new (asymmetric warfare) group
76. U.S. steadies Mideast, leaders say: Lawmakers say this year is crucial for region's future
77. Admiral: Bonuses will halt recruiting woes
78. Staying in uniform: Troops need to get home before making decision, Brownhill says
79. Another step toward freedom: Officials, troops, happy with elections
80. DOD faces big dilemma on global strategies: Bigger budget still can't meet all the military's needs
81. Pentagon offers bonuses to keep spec-ops troops
82. Nation rebuilding needs emphasis, DOD advisers say
83. Pentagon wants more training for Iraqi troops
84. Pentagon panel: Improve postwar skills--stabilization, reconstruction should be part of combat plan
85. 1 million served: One-third of 969,301 troops deployed more than once
86. Financial plan may maximize tax breaks: Counting combat pay could boost earned income credit for some
87. European chief considers using existing, austere bases: Reorganization to include troops in new NATO nations
88. Delivering the goods: Sailors show lifesaving side to aid tsunami victims in Asia
89. Shipping out: Number in war zone since 2001 nears milestone
90. Cutting forces in Germany
91. NATO commander: War drains forces from other missions
92. BAH (Basic Allowance for Housing) up 8 percent: Hike aimed at eliminating out-of-pocket costs
93. Meal allowance to rise 5 percent--but some in Congress question need for subsidy
94. Housing allowance going up: 2005 is last year for 'catch-up' increases
95. Troops face relatively few attacks in Afghanistan--but U.S. forces gear up for elections in the spring
96. Iraq troop levels hit 150,000; tours extended for 10,000
97. NATO chief to young troops: Be ready to see new places
98. Iraqi elections prompt combat-tour extensions
99. Your unused leave may be saved: Wartime policy change allows up to 120 days for troops fighting overseas
100. Fallujah falls--at high cost
Catalog
Books, media, physical & digital resources
Discovery Service for Jio Institute Digital Library
For full access to our library's resources, please sign in.