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Pentagon launches war court websiteCarol Rosenberg McClatchyDC 09/28/2011 | Pentagon report: China closer to matching modern militariesBill Gertz The Washington Times 08/24/2011 |
 The Pentagon on Wednesday morning went live with a new, slicker interactive military commissions website — with no new information — ahead of a decision from a senior Defense Department official on whether to go forward with the first death penalty war crimes prosecution of the Obama administration. |  China made impressive gains last year in its military buildup that pushed the Communist Party-controlled People’s Liberation Army closer to matching modern militaries, according to the Pentagon’s annual report to Congress made public Wednesday. |
Pentagon Sets Stage for U.S. to Respond to Computer Sabotage With Military ForceSIOBHAN GORMAN And JULIAN E. BARNES The Wall Street Journal 05/31/2011 | New Details Emerge of Radical Imam's Lunch at the PentagonCatherine Herridge, Pamela Browne, Cyd Upson & Gregory Johnson FOX News 05/20/2011 |
 The Pentagon has concluded that computer sabotage coming from another country can constitute an act of war, a finding that for the first time opens the door for the U.S. to respond using traditional military force. |  With the recent death of Usama bin Laden, the life of another Al Qaeda-linked radical Muslim cleric is taking on greater significance, and documents obtained exclusively by Fox News and its Specials Unit shed new light on his stint as a guest speaker at the Pentagon just months after the Sept. 11 terror attacks. |
Pentagon Reportedly Considers Allowing Gitmo Family Visits FOX News 05/12/2011 | Pentagon Art: $600,000 Gurgling Toad SculpturePaul Bedard U.S. News 03/31/2011 |
 The Pentagon reportedly is looking at the possibility of letting family members visit detainees at the Guantanamo Bay prison camp. |  A $600,000 frog sculpture that lights up, gurgles "sounds of nature" and carries a 10-foot fairy girl on its back could soon be greeting Defense Department employees who plan to start working at the $700 million Mark Center in Alexandria, Va. this fall. That is unless a new controversy over the price tag of the public art doesn't torpedo the idea. |
Pentagon: US likely to continue combat in Libya AP 03/24/2011 | Audit: Pentagon overpaid oilman by up to $200 millionPenn Bullock and Kimberly Kindy The Washington Post 03/19/2011 |
 A senior Pentagon official says the U.S. probably will continue flying combat missions over Libya once the U.S. relinquishes command of the air campaign to NATO or others as early as this weekend. |  A Pentagon audit has found that the federal government overpaid a billionaire oilman by as much as $200 million on several military contracts worth nearly $2.7 billion. |
US probes hacker threat over WikiLeaks soldier AFP 03/08/2011 | Tiny spy planes could mimic birds, insectsJULIE WATSON AP 02/28/2011 |
 The Pentagon said Tuesday it had requested an investigation into a hacker group's reported cyber threat against a military base that is being used to hold a US soldier suspected of giving documents to WikiLeaks. |  You'll never look at hummingbirds the same again. The Pentagon has poured millions of dollars into the development of tiny drones inspired by biology, each equipped with video and audio equipment that can record sights and sounds. |
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