Air Force Special Operations Crews Push Cargo Glider Resupply Limits in Iceland
Air Force special operations crews are using Northern Viking 2026 in Iceland to test cargo gliders designed to reach troops […]
Jonny Kim Leaves NASA for His Next Naval Aviation Mission
Navy Lt. Cmdr. Jonny Kim, a physician, decorated former Navy SEAL, astronaut, and naval aviator, is leaving NASA after nearly
Marine One Crew Failed to Reach Controllers Before Alarming Safety Incident, NTSB Says
The crew of a military helicopter carrying President Donald Trump failed to establish contact with air traffic controllers before departing
Epic Fury Costs Surge as Navy Needs Up to $8 Billion to Stay Solvent
The Navy may need as much as $8 billion beyond its current appropriation to cover the mounting costs of combat
Pentagon NATO Review Accelerates Troop Options for Hegseth by November 6
A Pentagon review of American troop deployments across Europe is moving quickly, with planners expected to deliver at least four
GAO Exposes 15,000 Operational Days Lost to Crippling US Submarine Maintenance Delays
Chronic maintenance delays have left U.S. Navy attack submarines tied to piers instead of patrolling beneath the waves, according to
Navy’s Sweeping Billet Based Advancement Shift Leaves Nuclear Sailors on a Separate Track
The Navy is overhauling how enlisted sailors move into higher paygrades, increasingly linking promotion to specific billets and operational requirements.
Joint Base Andrews Airmen Honor Huey Legacy Before HH-60W Era
The unmistakable “whomp whomp” of the UH-1N Huey will soon fade from the skies around Washington, D.C., as Joint Base
Tragedy in Alaska: Air Force Officer Among Eight Killed in Plane Crash
A young Air Force officer and two Army Corps of Engineers civilians were among eight people killed when a contracted
Navy Eyes African and Indian Port Calls After Lincoln’s Punishing Marathon Deployment
The Navy is reworking how it stocks ships, delivers supplies and schedules port calls after the USS Abraham Lincoln endured