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By The Klaxon Staff / inquiries@theklaxon.com / 02.28.2010
AT SEA — Petty Officer Edward Cabansag, a machinist mate, participates in a class bravo fire drill during general quarters aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Peleliu. (Michael Russell/DVIDS)
By Joshua Wilwohl / josh@theklaxon.com / 02.27.2010
The massive earthquake that rocked Chile Saturday and caused a ripple effect of tsunami warnings across the Pacific shows natural disasters are still much of a threat as any terrorist attack. — More
By The Klaxon Staff / inquiries@theklaxon.com / 02.27.2010
PORT LOUIS, Mauritius — Members of the Group and Intervention Police Force scope out their surroundings during a visit, board, seach and seizure drill aboard the USS Nicholas. (Tracey L. Whitley/DVIDS)
By T. Stephen Gluf / tod@theklaxon.com / 02.26.2010
Seventeen years ago today, terrorism came to America in the form of a bombing at the World Trade Center. Since my wife and some of her co-workers were in the building at the time of the explosion, many of the reflections on what happened that day will be through their eyes. — More
By The Klaxon Staff / inquiries@theklaxon.com / 02.26.2010
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq — A firefighter from the 332nd Civil Engineering Squadron Fire Department is ready to respond during a training drill Feb. 18. (Linda C. Miller/DVIDS)
By Chuck Frank / chuck@theklaxon.com / 02.25.2010
John Darkow, Columbia Daily Tribune, Missouri/caglecartoons.com
America is angry. They’ve seen al-Qaeda and other terror organization tarnish their country. And yet, the U.S. government has yet to announce if they plan to relinquish New York City’s responsibility to host the Sept. 11 trials. — More
By Ahmed Mahmoud / ahmed@theklaxon.com / 02.25.2010
David Fitzsimmons, The Arizona Star/caglecartoons.com
Al-Qaeda is alive and well in Yemen, the poorest country in the Arab world. While the influence of al-Qaeda is starting to wane in the rest of the Middle East, Yemen steadily is becoming a haven for terrorists and their passive supporters. — More
