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Enrollment in ROTC Down 16 Percent Nationwide enrollment has slipped over the past two years, leaving the program, which commissions more than six of every 10 new Army officers each year, with its fewest participants in nearly a decade.
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Battle-Weary Marine Unit Awaits 'Taste Of Freedom': Many Feel Pull of Home 2 Years After Hussein Fell (Post, April 10, 2005)
Anthrax Vaccinations Allowed to Resume: Troops Must Volunteer to Receive Shots (Post, April 8, 2005)
Pentagon to Stress Foreign Languages (Post, April 8, 2005)
Beating of Iraqi General Alleged in Army Hearing (Post, April 3, 2005)
Iraq War Vet's Case Decided (Post, April 2, 2005)
Pentagon Blamed for Lack of Postwar Planning in Iraq (Post, April 1, 2005)
Study Faults Army Vehicle: Use of Transport in Iraq Puts Troops at Risk, Internal Report Says (Post, March 31, 2005)
Detainees Abused in N. Iraq, Army Papers Suggest (Post, March 26, 2005)
Canada Denies Asylum To U.S. Army Deserter (Post, March 25, 2005)
Army Still Behind in Recruiting: War, Lower Unemployment Cutting Into Pool of Enlistees (Post, March 24, 2005)
Army Eases Age Limit For Guard, Reserve: Recruiting Move Hikes Cutoff to 39 (Post, March 23, 2005)
Army Dismisses Court-Martial Against Ailing Vet: AWOL Charge Is Dropped (Post, March 23, 2005)
Portraits Etched in Grief: 'Faces of the Fallen' Gives a Long, Last Look at The War Dead (Post, March 23, 2005)
An Exhibition That Does Little but Salute the Flag (Post, March 23, 2005)
A Portrait of Fallen Neighbors (Post, March 20, 2005)
Twists Make Predictions A Dubious Bet in Iraq War: Unexpected Events Can Erode Hopeful Signs (Post, March 20, 2005)
Two Years Later, Iraq War Drains Military: Heavy Demands Offset Combat Experience (Post, March 19, 2005)
Defense Dept. Surveys Academy Sex Assaults: 1 Woman in 7 Reports Being Attacked (Post, March 19, 2005)
Pentagon Stresses Privacy for Sex Assault Victims: New Policy Will Also Make Counseling Available to Encourage Accusers to Pursue Prosecutions (Post, March 19, 2005)
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War on Terror
Sept. 11 Suspects Go on Trial In Madrid: Case Caps Probe of Al Qaeda in Spain (Post, April 22, 2005)
Cuba's Request for Probe on Guantanamo Detainees Rejected (AP, April 21, 2005; 9:00 AM)
Fireproofing Blown Off Twin Towers: Report Details 9/11 Collapse in N.Y. (Post, April 6, 2005)
Views of Va. Muslim Leader Differ as Terror Trial Opens (Post, April 5, 2005)
Terrorism Case Puts Words of Muslim Leader On Trial in Va. (Post, April 4, 2005)
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Missile Defense
Commander Seeks Alternate Uses for ICBMs (Post, April 21, 2005)
Defense Funds Boost Orbital's Fortunes (Post, March 10, 2005)
Missile Defense Director Moves to End Test Glitches: Equipment Review Ordered; Admiral to Oversee Preparations (Post, March 10, 2005)
Canada Rejects Missile Shield Plan: Decision Is a Snub to Bush, Who Had Sought Partnership (Post, Feb. 25, 2005)
Rumsfeld States Case For Burrowing Weapon (Post, Feb. 17, 2005)
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