Topic: Martin Dempsey - CSMonitor.com

How US military plans to carry out Obama's 'pivot to Asia'

A US policy shift toward Asia means a greater role for the Navy. Even pre-'pivot to Asia,' it already stationed half its ships in the region, and it is developing a new 'afloat forward staging base' in the Pacific.

Outgoing general predicts an Afghanistan liberated from foreign intrigue

The Monitor's View Obama's hidden nonplan to arm rebels in Syria

Pentagon leaders: We support plan to arm Syrian rebels

Did 'sequester' backfire? Obama calls for 'smarter solution.'

After his rough Senate hearing, Chuck Hagel gets a boost from backers

Iran says US offer of direct talks a 'step forward, but...'

Women in combat units: Could it reduce sexual assault in the military?

Terrorism & Security Fate of Syria's Assad complicates international peace efforts

US 'fully committed' in Afghanistan, Panetta says. But no troops after 2014?

Why Pentagon won't say how it would cut $55 billion starting Jan. 1

In Pentagon's 'pivot' toward Asia, has Europe been forgotten?

Benghazi attack: Urgent call for military help ‘was denied by chain of command’

Should military veterans endorse presidential candidates?

Cybersecurity bill: Why senator is taking his case straight to top CEOs

Afghanistan: Why don't we leave now?

Joint raids suspended: NATO's Afghanistan strategy hits hurdle

Are insider attacks in Afghanistan a 'last gasp' of the Taliban? (+video)

Obama vs. Romney 101: 5 ways they differ on military issues

UN report on Iran's nuclear progress signals tricky road ahead for Obama

'Swift-Boating' Obama? Pentagon denounces politics of attack ad.

Navy SEAL Osama bin Laden book: Too 'top secret' to be published? (+video)

Global News Blog Despite drones and blimps, rocket attacks in Afghanistan prove hard to stop (+video)

US Joint Chiefs of Staff's plane damaged in Afghanistan

US general talks with Afghan officials about attacks on NATO personnel