Most Popular Military News
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Navy SEAL Admiral's Rare, Public PunishmentSAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNERear Admiral Brian Losey's promotion was blocked by the US Senate after an investigation uncovered wrongdoing by the flag officer. -
Pentagon Proposes First Changes to UCMJ in 30 YearsStars and StripesThe Pentagon has proposed significant changes to how troops are tried and sentenced, two years after a comprehensive review. -
These Unusual Ships Could Carry Marines Around Australia, AfricaMilitary.comA new class of amphibious assault ships will support Marine Corps operations for the two continents. -
Top Enlisted Sailor Aboard Destroyer Stout Fired for FraternizingThe Virginian-PilotThe top enlisted sailor aboard the Norfolk-based destroyer Stout has been fired from his job. -
Marine Killed in Iraq 'Made Sure Everybody Got in the Bunker'Military.comStaff Sgt. Louis Cardin was "leading his Marines in combat."
Army News
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Infantry Division at Schofield Getting a New CommanderThe Honolulu Star-AdvertiserBrig. Gen. Christopher Cavoli will be the next commanding general of the 25th Infantry Division at Schofield Barracks, the Pent... -
Black Hawk Helicopters Deployed for Kansas WildfireAssociated PressMEDICINE LODGE, Kan. — Firefighters trying to snuff out the biggest wildfire in Kansas history are getting help from military h... -
Wounded Bomb-sniffing Army Dog Named Rocky Back in TexasAssociated PressA bomb-sniffing military dog named Rocky wounded in an explosion in Afghanistan has returned to Texas for evaluation on whether...
Navy News
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Davidson Sworn in as Under Secretary of the NavyNavy NewsDr. Janine Davidson was sworn in as the 32nd under secretary of the Navy March 22. Davidson serves as the Navy's chief manageme... -
PACFLT Announces 2015 Sea, Shore Sailors of the YearNavy NewsAdm. Scott Swift announced Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Corey Smith as the 2015 Sea Sailor of the Year and Navy Diver 1st Class ... -
Navy Officer Was 'Golden Asset' in Bribery SchemeSAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNEThe Seventh Fleet's deputy director of operations is the highest-ranking Navy officer to be charged in the "Fat Leonard" scandal.
Air Force News
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North Korean Nuclear Threats Spotlight US Missile DefenseAssociated PressAs North Korea rattles its nuclear saber, a nerve-jangling question hangs in the air: Could the Pentagon's missile defenses ove... -
Air Force to Test Water at South Dakota BaseAssociated PressThe U.S. Air Force plans to test groundwater at its Ellsworth base after federal regulators warned training scenarios may have ... -
Cousins Admit Stealing Alcohol from Keesler Air Force BaseAssociated PressA former employee at Keesler Air Force Base and his cousin have admitted stealing thousands of dollars in alcohol from retail s...
Marine Corps News
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Marine Found Dead Off Coast of Camp SchwabStars and StripesA Marine assigned to Marine Corps Installations Pacific has been found dead off the coast of Camp Schwab. -
Building a Bond: Dutch Marines Strengthen Battle TacticsMarine Corps NewsThe Dutch Marines visit Camp Lejeune to not only utilize the facilities, but to compare and share their own tactics, techniques... -
These Unusual Ships Could Carry Marines Around Australia, AfricaMilitary.comA new class of amphibious assault ships will support Marine Corps operations for the two continents.
Coast Guard News
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DoD, Coast Guard Civilians Eligible for Expedited Airport ScreeningStars and StripesCivilian DoD and Coast Guard employees will soon be eligible for the same expedited screening that servicemembers receive. -
Coast Guard Mission: Search, Rescue, Protect the PresidentAssociated PressAfter 9/11, the US Coast Guard took on the responsibility of protecting the airspace when the president left Washington, D.C. -
Coast Guard Cadet Receives Fulbright ScholarshipU.S. Coast GuardFirst Class Cadet Jacquelyn Kubicko has received a 2016-2017 Fulbright U.S. Student Award to study in the United Kingdom.
Military News
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US Airstrikes to Set Conditions for Iraqi Push to Retake Mosul
U.S. and coalition aircraft continued airstrikes in Syria and Iraq Monday, focusing on setting conditions for retaking Mosul.
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LCS Commanding Officer Fired after Ship Breakdown
An investigation into the LCS Fort Worth's engine breakdown in Singapore has led to the firing of the ship's commanding officer.
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Man Shot By Police After Drawing Weapon at US Capitol
Capitol Police shot a man on Monday after he pulled a weapon at a U.S. Capitol checkpoint.
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Afghan Official: US Soldier Shoots, Kills Boy Near Base
A U.S. soldier shot and killed an Afghan boy on Monday near an American airfield near Kabul, a senior Afghan police officer said.
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Japan Sticks to Non-Nuclear Arms Pledge after Trump Remark
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Pentagon Proposes First Changes to UCMJ in 30 Years
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Alcohol Limit Lowered for Driving on US Bases in Japan
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In Syria, Militias Armed by the Pentagon Fight Those Armed by the CIA
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When Serving in the US Military Isn't Enough to Prevent Deportation
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Pakistani Taliban Faction Claims Easter Park Bombing
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State Department: 2 More Americans Are Brussels Victims
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Pentagon Chief Used Personal Email Account for Nearly a Year
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These Unusual Ships Could Carry Marines Around Australia, Africa
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Coast Guard Mission: Search, Rescue, Protect the President
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Navy SEAL Admiral's Rare, Public Punishment
The Fight Against ISIS
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US Airstrikes to Set Conditions for Iraqi Push to Retake MosulMilitary.comU.S. and coalition aircraft continued airstrikes in Syria and Iraq Monday, focusing on setting conditions for retaking Mosul. -
Syrian Government Forces Recapture Palmyra from ISISFox NewsSyrian government forces had been on the offensive for nearly three weeks to try to recapture the town, which fell to ISIS in May. -
More US Troops Headed to Iraq in Push to Retake Mosul: DunfordMilitary.comThe Pentagon was pushing President Obama to approve sending more U.S. troops to Iraq to back up the offensive to retake Mosul. -
US Forces Killed Islamic State's No. 2 Leader, Carter SaysMilitary.comU.S. forces killed the No. 2 in the Islamic State's chain of command in an operation this month, Defense Secretary Carter said.
Afghanistan
The Debate over Women in Combat
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First Female Marine Headed to MARSOC SelectionMilitary.comA Marine staff sergeant will be the first woman to participate in MARSOC assessment and selection in August. -
Former Recruit Battalion CO: Recruit Stronger Women for CorpsMilitary.comAs the Marine Corps prepares to open all-male combat and special operations units to women, one officer maintains that successf... -
House Passes Bill to Allow Female Pilots' Ashes at ArlingtonAssociated PressThe House passed legislation to allow female World War II pilots to continue placing their ashes at Arlington National Cemetery. -
Marine Corps Begins Moving Female Leaders into Infantry UnitsMilitary.comThe Marine Corps is working to create a system that they believe will make the historic move successful.