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Navy spy Delisle to keep rank, salary
The Department of National Defence has confirmed to CBC News that Jeffrey Delisle is still being paid and will continue to hold his rank as sub-lieutenant.
U.S. reveals it has troops in Jordan
The United States has sent military troops to the Jordan-Syria border to help build a headquarters in Jordan and bolster that country's military capabilities, according to U.S. Defence Secretary Leon Panetta.
Military folds three commands into one
One of National Defence's signature deficit-fighting measures was realized Friday with the establishment of a single command to handle domestic, overseas and support operations.
Female U.S. war resister deportedKim Rivera, a U.S. Army private and the first female U.S. war resister to flee to Canada, has left the country and is reported to be under arrest at Fort Drum in New York state.
U.S. to invite China to join world's largest naval exercises
The U.S. intends to ask China to a send a ship to join the world's largest maritime exercises for the first time in Hawaiian waters in two years. The Navy will invite the Asian nation to send a ship to the 2014 Rim of the Pacific exercises, U.S. Defence S
Man digs up father's gravestone, plans to return war medals
A man dug up his father's headstone and brought it to a Veterans Affairs Canada office, more than two decades after he was buried in St. John's, because the department failed to look after the gravesite —and now he plans to return the Second World War vet
Canada's secret military task force unveiled
Canada’s top secret task force isn’t so secret anymore, emerging from the shadows and landing in the public spotlight Friday in an unprecedented show of its specialized military skills.
Military's 'Royal' name change sparks royal ruckus
Restoring the prefix Royal to the navy and air force has been a point of pride for the Harper government, but briefing notes show it caused concern for commanders when it was rolled out for smaller elements of the Canadian Forces.
Ottawa earmarks $1.9 million to help homeless veteransA new program will see $1.9 million in cash and $1.8 million worth of in-kind contributions from Veterans Affairs Canada to community groups in Toronto, Victoria, Calgary and London, Ont., that run existing homeless programs.
Remains recovered from WWII seaplane in Quebec
A special U.S. military team has almost finished its month-long mission off Quebec's north shore to recover the bodies of five crew who drowned 70 years ago when their U.S. Army seaplane slid into the waters.
Armed forces on Olympics standby
UK armed forces are on standby to provide an additional 3,500 troops for Olympic security, amid fears G4S will be unable to provide enough staff, the BBC learns.
Britain Cutting Army by a FifthThe British Army is taking a sizable cut as part of the government's austerity drive. The country's defense secretary unveiled plans yesterday to cut the force's 102,000 troops to 82,000 by... World News Summaries. | Newser
Top Syrian general defects
The defection of a Syrian general who is a personal friend of President Bashar al-Assad gave a huge boost to anti-government rebels as Western and Arab states met them in Paris on Friday to help prise Assad from power.
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