Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- May 28, 2012

Lieutenant General Bromberg

This Man Has Just Been Given The Toughest Job In The US Army -- Business Insider

It looks like this is the man who will have a great hand in what the U.S. Army — a leading force in the world's military standings — will become over the coming years.

That's huge.

President Obama has just appointed Lieutenant General Howard Bromberg to a position overseeing the recruiting, retaining, sustaining, and dismissing, of the entire Army's work force.

Why is this so important?

As military micro-blogger Doctrine Man points out, Lieutenant General Bromberg "is about to take on one of the toughest jobs in the Army — the drawdown."

It's one of the biggest issues confronting the U.S. military today.

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MILITARY AND INTELLIGENCE NEWS BRIEFS

Experts Wary of Pakistan Nuke Claims -- Defense News

U.K. May Delay Major Vehicle Buy -- Defense News

Britain's TA troops 'too poorly trained to make up for Army cuts’ -- The Telegraph

S. Korea to Choose Aircraft Competition Winners in October -- Korea Times

Taiwanese air force faces plane shortage by 2020 -- Taipei Times

US, New Zealand mending frayed military ties
-- FOX News/AP

DoD’s Next Crisis: Excess Inventory -- Defense News

U.S. State Department, SOCOM Forge Unlikely Partnership -- Defense News

Critics wonder: Could the F-22's skin be the problem? -- Stars and Stripes

USAF Lets The Air Out Of Blue Devil II Airship -- Aviation Week

Almost half of new vets seek disability -- Stars and Stripes/AP

The USN Can't Keep Its Heads On Straight
-- Strategy Page

Woman to command Air Force fighter wing in N.C.
-- Pilot Online

Openly gay students graduating at military academies
-- Mercury News/AP

Military Divorce: What It's Like To Split From Your Military Spouse -- Huffington Post

Ex-Obama aide’s think tank hits defense budget -- Washington times

Senate leader ‘not backing off’ sequestration
-- DoD Buzz

Defense Contractors Have Taken Over Capitol Hill -- Robert Reich, Business Insider

West Point Is Divided on a War Doctrine’s Fate -- New York Times

World War Two battleship USS Iowa sets off on final voyage
-- Reuters

On Memorial Day -- don't neglect our gardens of freedom, our military cemeteries -- Arthur Herman, FOX News

Rolling Thunder still on its mission for POW/MIA remembrance -- Washington Times

Daughter's Closure Years after Dad's Secret Death -- Military.com/Sacramento Bee

This Memorial Day -- New York Times editorial

How Should the U.S. Support Returning Veterans?
-- New York Times

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