Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- September 24, 2012



Chinese Navy Takes Delivery Of First Aircraft Carrier -- News.com.au

CHINA'S first aircraft carrier has been handed over to the navy of the People's Liberation Army, state press said, amid rising tensions over disputed waters in the East and South China Seas.

The handover ceremony of the 300-metre (990-foot) ship, a former Soviet carrier called the Varyag, took place in northeast China's port of Dalian after a lengthy refitting by a Chinese shipbuilder, the Global Times reported.

During the handover ceremony the aircraft carrier raised the Chinese national flag on its mast, the PLA flag on its bow and the navy's colours on its stern, the short online report said.

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MILITARY AND INTELLIGENCE NEWS BRIEFS

Japan, China military conflict seen unlikely despite strain -- Reuters

Diaoyu Islands become hunting grounds for unmanned Chinese drones -- Examiner

China Seeks Drones to Monitor Territorial Claims -- Military.com/AP

Don’t Panic, But China Mingles Its Nukes with Regular Missiles
-- Danger Room

U.S. Military Says Middle East Exercise Is ‘Purely Defensive” -- Bloomberg Businessweek

Iran Is Practicing Mining At The Same Time As The US Practices Minesweeping -- Business Insider

S. Korea near deal on longer missile range: report -- AFP

Turkey’s Massive Military Trial Opens Old Wounds and New Anxieties -- Pelin Turgut, Time

MI6 and the Colombian drug baron: how Daniel 'el Loco' Barrera was tracked down with help of British intelligence -- The Telegraph

British Navy May Face 4-Year Gap in Airborne Early Warning Capability -- Defense News

2 senior IAF pilots nearly crash mid-air -- YNet News

Russian Warship Tests Missile Defense Capability -- RIA Novosti

Putin Demands New Plan for Defense Industry Overhaul -- RIA Novosti

Pentagon Stop-Work Order Adds to French Aircraft Cost -- Defense News

Panetta's Asia Visit Shows Balancing Role U.S. Hopes to Play -- New York Times/Reuters

All 33,000 US. 'surge' troops now out of Afghanistan
-- Stars and Stripes/AP

US Intelligence Must Boost S&T Sources, Analysis As China Rises -- Aol Defense

Regrown Bones, Transplanted Faces: This Chemist Is Remaking Military Medicine -- Danger Room

Dempsey Discusses Importance of Embracing, Managing Military Change -- US Department of Defense

Yale welcomes Air Force, Naval ROTC units back to campus -- Stars and Stripes/New Haven Register

The Military’s Anti-Suicide Push: Old Wine, New Bottles -- Elspeth Cameron Ritchie, Time

Sequestration and What It Would Do to U.S. Military Power -- Peter W. Singer, Time

Lieberman Alleges Iran Hacked US Banks -- Aol Defense

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