Space Force Unveils Bold New Ceremonial Uniform for Guardians
Seven years after its establishment, the United States Space Force is finally giving its ceremonial Guardians a uniform designed specifically […]
Behind the Viral $1 Million Stand: Navy Veteran Puts Loyalty Before Fortune
Harrison Schoen once spent three months aboard the USS New Orleans staring across the ocean and watching for anyone who
How Iranian Strikes Left a Navy Aircraft Carrier Scrambling for Food
Reports of food shortages and other serious problems aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln have raised uncomfortable questions about Navy logistics
Military Barracks Left to Rot as $285 Billion Maintenance Backlog Explodes, GAO Finds
The War Department is not requesting enough money to cover military installation maintenance and major improvement needs, according to a
U.S. Blows Up Lost $23 Million Reaper After Middle East Hard Landing
A malfunctioning MQ-9A Reaper became a $23 million battlefield demolition target after an electrical failure killed its newly installed engine
U.S. Navy Spearheads Allied Push for Powerful Next Generation SeaSparrow
The United States Navy is spearheading a multinational drive to develop a next generation Evolved SeaSparrow missile capable of protecting
Marine Corps Eyes More Commercial Vessel Charters as Pacific Experimentation Accelerates
The Marine Corps has added a specialized vessel named Matilda 1 to its growing Pacific toolkit, giving Marines another way
Why America’s Military Urgently Needs a Seaplane in the Pacific
The United States military has gone without an operational seaplane since the Coast Guard retired the HU-16 Albatross in 1983.
Gamblers Pocket $8 Million on Polymarket as Military Betting Raises Insider Alarm
A small circle of Polymarket gamblers collected roughly $8 million by wagering on military operations, according to researchers who say
Hundreds of U.S. Military Family Members Trapped as Qatar Camp Closure Looms
Hundreds of relatives of American troops and veterans remain caught in a grinding immigration backlog at Camp As Sayliyah in