Soldiers Often Pack Inert Battlefield Souveniers In Their
Luggage
The Transportation Security Administration is reminding military
members that explosives are not allowed on commercial flights. TSA
spokesman Lauren Gaches said agency workers occasionally encounter
servicemembers who have packed inert grenades or other prohibited
items in their luggage.
Aircraft Have Been Deemed Excess Defense Articles By The U.S.
Government
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified Congress June
30 of a possible Foreign Military Sale to Tunisia. The country
wants to refurbish 12 SH-60F Multi-Mission Utility Helicopters
being provided as Excess Defense Articles.
Program Presented To Congress July 1st Would Cost $390
Million
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified Congress July 1
of a possible Foreign Military Sale to the United Kingdom for
continued participation in the USAF/Boeing Globemaster III
Sustainment Partnership.
Former Black Hawk Pilot Puts Knowledge To Use In Other
Ways
Two-wheel landings on snowy Afghan ridge tops are more exciting,
but managing the exodus of a 4,000-strong brigade during the
drawdown of U.S. forces in Iraq provides its own challenges for one
deskbound helicopter pilot with 82nd Airborne Division.
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