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The Project on Nat'l Security Reform holds a panel discussion of recommended reforms for consideration by the next administration. PNSR is funded by Congress, foundations and corporations to carry out a comprehensive examination of the U.S. national security system.

Gen. David Petraeus, the incoming head of the U.S. Central Command, was recently presented with the Distinguished Service Award for his work in Iraq with Ambassador Ryan Crocker. He spoke at the Ass'n. of the U.S. Army 2008 Meeting which brings together America's Army, active Guard and Reserve, retirees, family members and civilians.

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Army Gen. David McKiernan, Commander of NATO's International Security Assitance Force briefs reporters on stability and security operations in Afghanistan.

Gen. Walter Sharp, Commander of U.S. Forces Korea conducted a press briefing at the Pentagon to discuss U.S. Forces Korea issues and programs.

Under Secretary for Personnel and Readiness David Chu and commanders of all branches of the armed forces provide an end-of-fiscal-year update on recruiting and retention in the military services.

STORY: This is the scene of the latest bombing in Islamabad. Tangled mettle and rubble is all that is left of this police headquarters. The bomber managed to breach the security cordon and gain access to the building. Police said the attacker was carrying two baskets of sweets. He presented one to a policeman, and detonated the bomb. Islamabad's chief of police wants to know how security was breached. [Asghar Raza Gardazi, Chief of Police]: "There are three injured people. There are many questions which we want to find out - how did the vehicle have ingress inside? Because we have (given) instructions to them that all the vehicles should be parked outside. There was a parking (lot) made outside the police lines for that purpose. We have yet to see how did it have ingress." The number of casualties is low, as most of the police were on patrol close to the parliament building, where the newly appointed intelligence chief was briefing the government on security issues. But the blast comes at a time when security forces in the country are on high alert. More attacks are feared as Pakistan intensifies its offensive on militants in the tribal areas bordering Afghanistan.