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Maj. Gen. Ralph Baker of US Africa Command fired over alcohol, sex charges

Maj. Gen. Ralph Baker, commander of the Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa, was fired from his command last Thursday, and he was fined a portion of his pay after an administrative hearing and review.

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Islamist attacks draw Nigeria and US military closer

What is Nigeria's Boko Haram? 5 things to know

Can Libya really be a 'model' for future US military action?

3 questions US forces must answer before declaring victory in Libya

US steps back from Libya, shifting burden to Europe

NATO blames 'fluid' ground situation for airstrikes hitting Libyan rebels

Obama's dilemma: Is Libya mission a success if Qaddafi stays?

Allied strikes halt Qaddafi forces. But what is success in Libya?

With no-fly zone in Libya now, US-led coalition freer to attack

Beyond 'don't ask, don't tell': How is military planning to make it work?

'Don't ask, don't tell' survey shows ambivalence to gays in the military

Sec. Gates moves deliberately on 'don't ask, don't tell'

More troops for Iraq and Afghanistan, Defense Department says