USS George Washington Enters South China Sea as China Philippines Tensions Boil Over
The USS George Washington and its carrier strike group are operating in the South China Sea as Chinese pressure against […]
Navy Turns to Private Sector to Fill Temporary Housing Gap During Barracks Overhaul
The Navy is turning to the private sector for help solving a very real quality of life problem: where to
Navy Tightens Transfer Rules After Sailor’s Murder Exposes Deadly Gaps
The Navy is changing how it handles sailors under investigation for sexual assault or stalking after the murder of Petty
Pentagon Shifts Iran War KIA Totals Into ‘Overseas Operations’ Category Amid Scrutiny
The Pentagon changed how it is publicly reporting U.S. casualties tied to the Iran conflict, moving recent killed in action
Veteran Suicidal Thoughts Surge Nearly 50% as Attempts Hold Steady, Study Finds
Suicidal thoughts among American veterans have climbed sharply over the past five years, even as reported suicide planning and attempts
Congress Pumps $500 Million Into Taiwan Defense as Trump Keeps China Guessing
President Donald Trump is still holding off on approving a proposed $14 billion weapons package for Taiwan, even as Congress
Navy Rebrands Information Professionals as Communications Systems Warfare Officers for the Digital Fight
The Navy has given one of its key information warfare communities a new name, and the change is not some
Pentagon Discloses Hundreds More Iran War Casualties After Reporting Shakeup
The Pentagon disclosed Saturday that more than 600 American troops have been killed or wounded in the war with Iran,
What the Air Force’s Waist Deadline Really Means for Airmen
Airmen have until the end of the week to send the Air Force their waist to height ratio, but service
Army Helicopters and Navy Drones Blast Two Retired Ships to the Bottom at RIMPAC
The U.S. military and allied forces turned the Pacific into a live fire laboratory this month, sending two retired Navy