FW: The Early Brief -- Coast Guard Ending Ground Inspections in Afghanistan

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2015 08:46:01 -0400
From: military@e0.email.military.com
Subject: The Early Brief -- Coast Guard Ending Ground Inspections in Afghanistan

11 May 2015 Coast Guard Ending Ground Inspections in Afghanistan After more than a decade on the ground in the Middle East, the Coast Guard is pulling out of Afghanistan -- a small but symbolic change as the U.S. continues to scale back military operations there. Read More More Stories at Military.com Obama to Try to Allay Gulf Nation Leaders' Fears about Iran Bombings Kill At Least 14 In, Outside Baghdad Survivors Recount Nazi Camp Horrors at Liberation Memorial West Point Names Barracks for Tuskegee Airman and Air Force General Reports: US, Russian Foreign Ministers to Hold Talks Tuesday Hundreds of Marines to Deploy to South America from Camp Lejeune Saudi Coalition Airstrikes Hit Rebel Stronghold in Yemen Taliban Claims It Downed Pakistan Helicopter Carrying Diplomats Putin Takes Swipe at U.S. in Victory Day Speech Staging Sites Enable AFRICOM to Reach Hot Spots Within Four Hours Syria Rebels Cast Doubt on U.S. Training Program U.S. Official: China Island Building Now Totals 2,000 Acres New Sesame Street USO Show Focus Is Transition Families Meet 70 Years After Fathers Fall on WWII Battlefield Warsaw: A True Survivor of World War II 10 Great Freebies for Military and Their Families DoD Keeps Tutor.com Freebie Marine Corps Captain Becomes First Woman to Fly With Blue Angels Reserve, Guard Retirement Choices in Sharper Focus See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia On May 11, 1846 President James Polk asked Congress to declare war on what country? Play Video of the Day Armed Forces Day Tribute Watch Now | See More Videos

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