Navy Reveals Ambitious New Specs for Carrier Based Collaborative Combat Aircraft
The United States Navy has unveiled an ambitious new set of requirements for its future carrier based Combat Collaborative Aircraft, […]
Acting Navy Chief Orders Marines to Bring Family Home After Spouse’s Desperate Plea
Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao ordered the Marine Corps to help return a military spouse and her children
Air Force Immediately Halts Minuteman III Testers After Toxic Chemical Exposure
Air Force Global Strike Command has ordered personnel at F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Wyoming to stop using an
Army Extends 82nd Airborne Middle East Mission to a Full Year
Elements of the Army’s 82nd Airborne Division deployed to the Middle East will remain in the region into next year
U.S. and Iran Trade Strikes as Fighting Erupts After Monthlong Lull
The U.S. military and Iran traded strikes overnight after American forces attacked Iranian positions on an island in the Strait
GAO Finds DoW Schools Falling Short on Learning Disability Support
Military families already shoulder frequent moves, disrupted routines, and new assignments. A Government Accountability Office review now finds that children
Record Long Deployments Push Sailors Toward a Reenlistment Breaking Point
A sailor aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln expected to reenlist before the aircraft carrier began its current deployment. After more
Marines Get Green Light to Wear Class Rings in Uniform
Marines may now wear college and academy class rings with their uniforms, following a newly announced change to Marine Corps
U.S. to Pull Nearly 200 More Combat Troops from Nigeria
The United States is preparing to withdraw nearly 200 troops from Nigeria, reducing the American combat presence established earlier this
Navy Clears Iranian Mines From Strait of Hormuz, CENTCOM Confirms
The United States Navy has cleared Iranian sea mines from the main transit routes through the Strait of Hormuz, restoring