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USS Cole 'prophet' quits
Friday October 27, 2000 by Bill Gertz & Rowan Scarborough -- DIA analyst identified Pentagon officials have identified the Defense Intelligence Agency counterterrorism analyst who quit in protest a day after the bombing of the USS Cole. Kie Fallis is charging that a report he wrote on the threat of a terrorist attack in Yemen ...

Airborne fires back
Friday October 20, 2000 by Bill Gertz & Rowan Scarborough -- Airborne rebuttal The storied 82nd Airborne Division is officially taking exception to a special investigative officer's conclusion that division paratroopers were sent to Kosovo unprepared for peacekeeping last year. We've obtained a copy of a memo, s ...

Sunburn in China
Friday October 13, 2000 by Bill Gertz & Rowan Scarborough -- Sunburn missile test The Chinese military is set to conduct a flight test soon of one its newly acquired Russian anti-ship cruise missiles, according to intelligence officials. Preparations for the test firing of the SSN-22 Sunburn missile were detected during the p ...

China spies and war games
Friday October 06, 2000 by Bill Gertz & Rowan Scarborough -- Xinhua sale The Chinese government has completed its retreat from conducting operations in an apartment building overlooking the Pentagon. The Xinhua News Agency (or New China News Agency) sold the 32-unit apartment to ATA Management for $4.68 million ...

Clinton concedes to N. Korea?
Friday September 29, 2000 by Bill Gertz & Rowan Scarborough -- North Korea deal A week after the Pentagon issued a report warning that North Korea is building up its military forces and remains a major danger, the Clinton administration is set to make concessions to the communist regime. Talks between U.S. and Nort ...

Army: Be all you can leave
Friday September 22, 2000 by Bill Gertz & Rowan Scarborough -- Army gripes The Army hired a private research firm to travel out in the field and find out why so many soldiers are quitting. We obtained a copy of the company's final report submitted to the U.S. Army Research Institute. Nearly 10,000 officers and enlisted person ...

The admiral's computer
Friday September 15, 2000 by Bill Gertz & Rowan Scarborough -- The Navy inspector general found security lapses in a classified computer system maintained at home by the service's nominee to be the next vice chief of naval operations, its No. 2 ranking officer. The Navy stresses that investigators found no security breaches in t ...

Selling missile move in China
Friday September 08, 2000 by Bill Gertz & Rowan Scarborough -- Ambassador talk Joseph Prueher, U.S. ambassador to China, is under fire again. The retired four-star admiral was in town this week and met with members of Congress. According to congressional aides, Adm. Prueher told lawmakers that he has been working in Beijin ...

China's foreign exchange spies?
Friday September 01, 2000 by Bill Gertz & Rowan Scarborough -- China exchanges Critics of the Pentagon's aggressive military diplomacy program with the Chinese military are preparing a counteroffensive. They complain of a deliberate effort by pro-China officials in the Defense Department to circumvent legal restrictions ...

U.S. takes missiles to Asia
Friday August 25, 2000 by Bill Gertz & Rowan Scarborough -- Asian missile buildup The Pentagon moved several dozen conventional air-launched cruise missiles to the island of Guam earlier this month. The transfer marked the first time the precision-guided weapons will be based outside the continental United States. ...

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Bill Gertz and Rowan Scarborough are national security reporters for The Washington Times.

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