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August 22, 2008
Associated Press

WASHINGTON - Military leaders have suspended some activities at biological research laboratories to review safety rules for some of the world's deadliest germs and toxins, including how they are shipped through FedEx and other civilian carriers.

Military.com|by Christian Lowe

When the incoming Marine Corps Commandant Gen. James Conway looked around the Corps, he didn't like what he saw.

By Walter PincusMonday, August 18, 2008; A09

From Telegraph.CO.UK
By Jon Swaine

Landmines releasing brain-altering chemicals, scanners reading soldiers' minds and devices boosting eyesight and hearing could all one figure in arsenals, suggests the study.

Since January of 2007, the American Association for Health Freedom has sponsored a project to have veterans of the war treated with Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT).  Thank you to the thousands of you who have sent letters of support to your elected officials.  Many of our physician members use hyperbaric oxygen for everything from preventing diabetic foot amputations to stroke, autism o

CAIRO, Egypt - Al-Qaida confirmed Aug. 3 the death of a top commander accused of training the suicide bombers who killed 17 American Sailors on the USS Cole eight years ago.

According to the U.S. Department of Defense, Private LaVena Lynn Johnson killed herself on July 19, 2005, eight days before her twentieth birthday. Exactly how did she end her life?

What Could It Mean for Warrantless Domestic Surveillance?