Michael Cochrane

Army Reinstates Green Beret Who Confronted Afghan Rapist Monday, May 2, 2016
The Army on April 28 reversed its decision to dismiss a decorated Green Beret soldier who physically confronted an Afghan police commander for raping a young boy.
iPhone Backdoor Brawl at Forefront of Personal Privacy Debate Tuesday, March 1, 2016
The tension between the need for law enforcement access to electronic evidence and device manufacturers’ desire to protect the privacy of their customers’ personal data erupted recently in a...
Top Generals: Women Should Register for the Draft Monday, February 8, 2016
The top generals of both the Army and the Marine Corps testified on Feb. 2 that women should be required to register with Selective Service now that the Pentagon has lifted all exemptions for women...
Defense Secretary Orders All Combat Positions Open to Women Monday, December 7, 2015
Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter on Dec. 3 ordered the military to open all direct combat positions to women, giving the services 30 days to submit their plans for the historic change.
Navy Stands Behind Chaplain Who Shared Christian Beliefs Monday, September 14, 2015
The Navy has exonerated a highly decorated and respected chaplain.

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