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DoD death toll estimate may be lower than predicted

The Pentagon’s death toll from the Sept. 11 terrorist airliner attack may be significantly lower than the potential 800 casualties mentioned in some media reports.(more)

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Ukraine revises military doctrine (more)

F-15s intercept Korean airliner; plane lands safely in Canada (more)

Guidance for stranded soldiers (more)

Plan would add to budget (more)

Official: U.S. not behind Kabul explosions (more)

Guardsman wounded (more)

Russians flex muscles (more)

Alaska Guard makes recruiting push (more)

DoD sets up family help center
The Defense Department has established a Pentagon family assistance center for those seeking information on relatives still missing in the Sept. 11 terrorist attack on the nation’s military command center. (more)

Guard aids relief efforts in New York, Washington
By midday Wednesday, the National Guard had called up about 2,800 soldiers and airmen to support relief efforts in the aftermath of terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, D.C. (more)

After terrorist attacks, angry Americans talk about enlisting
ATLANTA — Josh Gipe had been considering joining the Army to pay for college. The terrorist attacks against the very symbols of American power steeled his resolve. (more)

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