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
West Point Accused of Silencing Professor Over Human Causes of Climate Change
A longtime West Point professor has sued the U.S. Military Academy, alleging officials ended his employment after ordering faculty members
Trump Launches Bold Plan to Create a U.S. Space Service Academy
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order directing the creation of a new federal service academy built for America’s
Marines Storm Alleged Cartel Fuel Ship and Send It to the Bottom
U.S. Marines and sailors boarded an alleged cartel support vessel in international waters off Ecuador on Friday, searched it without
Pentagon Accelerates Race to Field Cheaper Missile Interceptors
The Pentagon has awarded nearly $11 million to X Bow Systems as Washington races to develop a cheaper interceptor for
USS Abraham Lincoln Sailor Could Face Captain’s Mast After Overboard Rescue
A sailor assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln could face nonjudicial punishment after allegedly jumping overboard and being