At a hearing today, Gen. Stanley McChrystal told Congress he is happy with the deployment of another 30,000 soldiers to Afghanistan and he is comfortable for those troops to start withdrawing in mid-2011. WSJ’s Yochi Dreazen reports.
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With President Obama gearing up to unveil his new strategy for the war in Afghanistan, WSJ’s Yochi Dreazen gives the News Hub a breakdown of what it will cost.
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President Obama’s new strategy for Afghanistan-Pakistan region means additional troops and civilian officials to counter narcotics trade in Southern Afghanistan and more financial aid for the economic development, says WSJ military correspondent Yochi Dreazen.
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In a reversal of fortune, the outlook in Iraq is looking brighter by the day while the battle for Afghanistan has turned sour. WSJ military correspondent Yochi Dreazen analyzes the decisions facing American military brass. (Sept. 11)
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The Obama administration plans to create a new military command charged with protecting important computer networks from attack by cyber spies in Russia or China. WSJ’s Military Correspondent Yochi Dreazen reports.
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In a WSJ exclusive, Gen. Ray Odierno, the top U.S. commander in Iraq, says 65,000 U.S. troops will be withdrawn within a year. WSJ’s Yochi Dreazen says the move comes with sectarian feuds still bubbling in some parts of the country.
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WSJ’s Yochi Dreazen talks with Kelsey Hubbard about the investigation of the shooting at Fort Hood, including whether the massacre was premeditated, and what role the stresses of war played in this event.
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Military prosecutors intend to seek the death penalty for alleged Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan. WSJ’s Military Correspondent Yochi Dreazen joins The News Hub with details.
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When Luis Montalvan was an Army Captain stationed in Iraq, he suffered serious injuries in an ambush. Back in the States, he’s finding comfort from a service dog that tends to his injuries, both physical and emotional.
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Sixteen American soldiers killed themselves in October, an unusually high monthly toll that has senior military officers worried about the impact of sending tens of thousands of new troops into Afghanistan. A surge could push the already-strained military closer to the breaking point, WSJ’s Yoch...
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Military prosecutors intend to seek the death penalty for alleged Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan. WSJ’s Military Correspondent Yochi Dreazen joins The News Hub with details.
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