Military Times: SitRep Online

In this episode: Navy flight suits can not be worn at the Pentagon, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz puts hard number on future deployments and more Marines are shoplifting at Camp Lejeune.

In this episode: UAV feeds intercepted by Iraqi insurgents, Navy looks at fitting PT into Sailor's schedules, Marines thinking about adding V Shaped hulls to HMMWV's, and tracking Santa thanks to NORAD.

In this episode: 3,000 Marines headed to Afghanistan by January, Navy Chiefs keep getting into trouble, Army Capt. pleads guilty to stealing $690,000 in cash, and tips for getting lean and mean muscle.

In this episode: Marines options for a new ruck, USS Cole faker is exposed, three BCTs going to Afghanistan next year and Air Force PT flunkers get new heart rate monitors.

In this episode: More Marines are headed to Afghanistan, a new belly gun and .50 cal for the MV-22 Osprey, the Army has a new system for getting letters to soldiers, and Arlington National Cemetery is under investigation for unmarked and incorrectly marked graves.

In this episode: Afghan contractors accused of firing on civilians and doing drugs, SECNAV orders three Marines and a Corpsman connected to the murder of an Iraqi civilian out of the military, Sailors are paying for tools and supplies with their own money, the Air Force is looking to separate 3,700 Airmen by the end of this fiscal year, and Off Duty looks at military themed toys for your tiny troopers this holiday season.

In this episode: The Army is looking to improve the M4, more female recruits are wanted in the Navy, Gen. Schwartz cracks down on Wing Commanders, Marines will be learning police tactics, and the much anticipated video game Call of Duty - Modern Warfare 2 hits the store shelves.

In this episode: Investigations continue into the Nov. 5th massacre at Ft. Hood, Texas. Army Major Midal Malik Hasan, a 39-year-old Army psychiatrists and practicing Muslim, is accused in the shooting that left 13 dead and 29 wounded. In other news, MCPON Rick West’s first year goals and spinal injuries increase in Afghanistan.

In this episode: Army soldier allowed to wear turban while in uniform, some Marine lieutenants could be separated from active-duty, MK48 being fielded as a lighter 7.62 machine gun and Congress to buy more F/A-18 Super Hornets.

In this episode: Exclusive story about 11 airman against 150 Sudanese soldiers in Darfur, Sudan, families say that the U.S. needs to do more to protect its troops in Afghanistan and sailors lash out against liberty rules.

In this episode: Air Force recruiting video angers Marine Corps, all service members to receive a significant pay raise, Navy planning for a greener fleet and clothing allowances go down for sailors.

In this episode: 21,000 soldiers will deploy to Iraq and Afghanistan beginning next spring, fighting pirates may soon become the Marine way of life, lean manning hurting sailor performance and Air Force PT standards force improved fitness.

In this episode: Two heavy brigade combat teams are being converted into Stryker brigades, AUSA 2009 in Washington, D.C. and Modern Day Marine at MCB Quantico, the Firescout helicopter gets its first operational deployment, and shorter dewll times for 12 month deployed Airmen.

In this episode: Gen. Petraeus talks about the fight against Al Qaida. Also in this episode roadside bomb stats from Afghanistan, ending the ban on women serving on subs, no more mandatory workout times in the Air Force and the 2009 U.S. Army Combatives tournament.

In this episode: Sgt. 1st Class Jared C. Monti posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor, Major Everett P. Pope buried at Arlington National Cemetery, Gen McChrystal issues warning in confidential report and ACU’s camouflage pattern was less effective than other options in 2006.