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[audio:http://defensetracker.com/archives/milmin2222013.mp3]* A massive cyber snooping operation on American companies has been tracked back to the Chinese military.
A Virginia-based Internet security firm claims a military center on the outskirts of Shanghai is responsible for the hack attacks.
China denies the claims.
* Seven Marines were injured when their helicopter made a hard landing during a training exercise in Thailand.
* A single office should run all national veterans programs. Currently, they are spread among several federal agencies.
So concludes a report by the Institute for Veterans and Military Families.
* Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia would be hit hardest if the U.S. goes off the latest fiscal cliff in just over a week.
* The Navy is opening a Hazing Prevention office to curb abuse.
The new department will write anti-hazing policy and track serious cases.
* German prosecutors have charged two men with smuggling dozens of engines to Iran for use in its drone program.
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