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
Iran Says Ukrainian Strike on Caspian Vessel Killed Sailor as Kyiv Targets War Cargo Network
Iran’s Foreign Ministry said Saturday that a Ukrainian attack on an Iranian commercial vessel in the Caspian Sea caused an
Transportation Department Launches Push to Put Veterans Behind Big Rigs
The federal government is making a direct pitch to America’s veterans, especially those who already know what it means to
Pentagon Taps Lt. Gen. Kevin Admiral to Command U.S. Army Europe and Africa
The War Department on Thursday nominated Lt. Gen. Kevin D. Admiral to become the next commander of U.S. Army Europe
Military Air Traffic Controller Shortage Puts Safety, Missions on the Line, Watchdog Warns
A serious shortage of civilian air traffic controllers working for the military is now hitting safety, readiness, training, and mission
National Guard Locks in $292 Million Deal for 2,000 Apartment Style Units for DC Troops
The National Guard Bureau, the District of Columbia National Guard and the U.S. General Services Administration have awarded Placemakr a