A general view shows damaged houses in the city of Ramadi July 30, 2014. © REUTERS/ Osama Al-dulaimi
United States Military Advisers Arrive In Western Iraqi Province Al Anbar: Reports -- RIA Novosti
MOSCOW, September 14 (RIA Novosti) - A group of United States military advisers arrived in the city of Ramadi, the capital of Al Anbar Province, 100 km (approximately 62 miles) west of Baghdad, Iraqi news agency, Al-Ikhbariya reported on Sunday.
"The American advisers visited the operational headquarters of Al Anbar province on Saturday evening, where they held a meeting with the heads of the security services of the province, which discussed the positions of Daash militants [Islamic State]," a source in the province told the Iraqi news agency. The source did not specify how many advisers were in attendance.
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Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- September 15, 2014
Ex-CIA director predicts 5,000 US personnel on ground in Syria and Iraq by December -- The Hill
U.S. warplanes to fly from Iraqi base: Pentagon -- Al Arabiya
Isis: leaders gather in Paris as UK edges towards military action -- The Guardian
As summit strategizes on ISIL, French jets fly over Iraq -- USA Today
Arab Nations Offer to Fight ISIS From Air -- New York Times
Australia Deploys Military Against Islamic State -- The Diplomat
Germany Sending 40 Soldiers To Iraqi Kurdistan -- Defense News/AFP
Russia to provide military, other assistance to Iraq, Syria in combating terrorism -- ITAR-TASS
US Open to Future Talks with Iran on Fighting Islamic State -- VOA
Report: Obama would retaliate if Syria shoots at US military flights -- The Hill
Retired general: US enemies likely have anti-aircraft missiles -- The Hill
Airstrikes alone not enough, former Joint Chiefs chairman says -- The Hill
Ukraine defense minister: NATO weapons deliveries underway -- The Hill
US and Nato troops begin Ukraine military exercise -- BBC
Pressure grows for Obama to arm Ukraine -- The Hill
Japan Plans Joint Navy Exercises With Russia Late September -- RIA Novosti
Russian Pacific Fleet Starts Combat Exercise: Defense Ministry -- RIA Novosti
Prosecutors: Russia Lost $525 Mln in 2014 Due to Fraud in Defense Industry -- RIA Novosti
Israeli military to discipline intel veterans over public refusal to spy on Palestinians -- RT
Reprisals for Israeli Soldiers Refusing to Spy -- NYT
North Korea Developing Vertical Launching System for SLBMs - Reports -- RIA Novosti
NATO chief says Scottish vote won't undermine UK contribution to alliance -- Reuters
Deutsche Telekom says finds no evidence of NSA, GCHQ surveillance -- Reuters
US and UK spy agencies 'have access to German telecoms' -- BBC
Assange, Snowden Accuse New Zealand Government of Spying Ahead of Parliamentary Elections -- RIA Novosti
Australian police spend millions on spyware – WikiLeaks -- RT
U.S. Cyber defense brigade begins service at Fort Gordon -- Stars and Stripes/The Augusta Chronicle, Ga. (MCT)
Ga.-based troops train for possible NATO mission as quick-deploy force -- AP
Investigative Journalist Finds America’s Nuclear Missiles In Need Of TLC -- CBS
Air Force Launches Search for New Rocket Engine -- DoD Buzz
Sources: Expect Next Year's USAF Budget To Continue Push for Cuts -- Defense News
Air Force commander sees no long-term future for A-10 -- Idaho Statesman
Navy ends search for missing pilot from jets that collided at sea -- San Diego 6
U.S. F-15 Crash Raises Concerns on Aging Fleet -- DoD Buzz
USS Vinson, others begin Valiant Shield after loss of pilot -- Stars and Stripes
Betting on the F-35 -- John Bennett, Defense News
This is where the slick photos of military jets come from -- Washington Post
Milestone for women: Army could admit female soldiers to Ranger School next spring -- Stars and Stripes/The (Tacoma, Wash.) News Tribune (MCT)
Obama push to hire veterans into federal jobs spurs resentment -- Washington Post
The US Needs a Third Missile Defense Site -- Sen. Jim Inhofe, Defense One
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