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Good morning, welcome to early start. It is wednesday, december 30ing. Its 4 00 a. M. In the east. Be right backing overnight, while the storms are over, the flooding downstream is about to get worse. More than 18 million americans in 13 states now living under Flood Warning. For some its already too late. A newspaper camera caught this rolling down the merrimac in missouri. Look at that. Across the state, americans have been warned about major to historic flooding into early next week. They are preparing for the worse. One place that is expected is north of st. Louis. Cnn hagan the latest for...

President Clinton's 1995 defense budget, which allocates $1.29 trillion for defense from 1995 through 1999, continues his Administration ,s systematic dismantling of the nation's defenses so painstakingly rebuilt by Ronald Reagan in the 1980s., In the Clinton plan, the Department of Defense will fall short of its funding re- quirements-as outlined in the Administration's own "Bottom-Up Review"-by nearly $ 100 billion. The Ad- ministration and Congress must stop looking for "savings" in the defense budget, which has paid more than its share in cost-cutting eff...

(Archived document, may contain errors) 616 November 12, 1987 WHY MORE SPECIAL FORCES .ARE NEEDED FOR LOW-INTENSITY WAR INTRODUCTION challenge to United States security. Traditional or conventional warfare typically involves aggression acr oss borders by large formations of troops armed with standard weaponry. Low-intensity conflict, by contrast, involves small-scale operations, often clandestine or covert, undertaken by irregular forces. Low-intensity challenges include terrorism, insurgen cy, and narcotics trafficking.

Antiquated and discriminatory rules around fertility treatments are making the struggle to have a child immeasurably more difficult for many military families.

Joe Fitzgerald was appointed a civilian aide to the secretary of the Army for North Alabama nearly 10 years ago by then-Secretary of the Army John McHugh.