5 MAY 1950: President Harry Truman signed the Military Justice Act of 1950, establishing the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Drafted by a working group comprised of both civilian and military attorneys, the bill called for the creation of a single system of justice for all members of the United States Armed Forces. The resulting [...]
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Cyber Warfare Bookmarks- Report on ‘Operation Shady RAT’ identifies widespread cyber-spying - The Washington Post
- Government hackers: The cyber Cold War is raging - Jul. 28, 2011
- Senators Demand Answers on U.S. Cyber Warfare Policy - Bloomberg
- Pentagon Discloses Largest-Ever Cyber Theft - FoxNews.com
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- Department of Defense Strategy for Operating in Cyberspace (July 2011)(PDF)
- China and the US: Sizing up for cyber war? - Features - Al Jazeera English
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- Pentagon gets cyberwar guidelines - Yahoo! News
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- Harper China delegation includes oil, banking executives - CBC.ca 6 February 2012
- Hoekstra defends racially-charged Super Bowl ad - CBS News 6 February 2012
- China's 'Sunshine' Trusts Miss Hedge-Fund Slump as Assets Triple - Bloomberg 6 February 2012
- China Defends its Veto of UN Resolution on Syria - Voice of America 6 February 2012
- China Risks 4-Point Growth-Rate Cut If Europe Worsens: Economy - San Francisco Chronicle 6 February 2012
- China Suffers From Lowest Lunar Sales Growth Since 2009: Retail - San Francisco Chronicle 6 February 2012
- Report: Top Iran military official aiding Assad's crackdown on Syria opposition - Haaretz 6 February 2012
- Citigroup to issue China credit cards - Financial Times 6 February 2012
- China warns officials in Tibet to keep region stable, or risk criminal charges - Washington Post 6 February 2012
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