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Woman Dies in Apparent Suicide at Arlington National Cemetery
The death took place just yards from Joint Base Henderson Hall-Fort Myer, according to reports.
Goodbye, Jeff and Tina: Cyber Awareness Challenge Ditches Corny Characters
Lovable sweater-vested narrator Jeff, misguided co-worker Tina and other characters are absent from the new challenge.
Proposal Would Randomize Air Force Fitness Testing Schedule
The Air Force may implement a new policy requiring troops to be ready for a physical fitness assessment at all times.
Marine Running Boston Marathon for Fallen Comrades Crawls Across Finish Line
A Marine who ran in honor of men he served with crawled across the finish line as his body almost gave up, but not his mind.
US Military Is America's Heaviest-Drinking Profession, Survey Finds
A study based on CDC survey results finds military personnel drink alcohol on more days than any other job.
Latest Military Videos
Raytheon’s suite of counter unmanned aircraft system (CUAS) capabilities defend against agile unmanned threats and larger swarms.
Stratolaunch successfully completed the first flight of the world's largest all-composite aircraft.
The Navy Leap Frogs parachute jump into the San Diego Padres home opener at Petco Park.
These Spot robots are coming off the production line now and will be available for a range of applications.
Army News
Oklahoma Attorney General Asks Trump to Pardon US Soldier
Lt. Michael Behenna was convicted of unpremeditated murder in a combat zone after killing a suspected al-Qaida terrorist.
Missing Fort Carson Soldier Found Alive
Fort Carson soldier was found alive and in good condition Wednesday morning after he went missing for 36 hours.
Search Underway for Missing Fort Carson Soldier
A search is underway for a Fort Carson soldier missing since Monday night, post officials said Tuesday.
Navy News
Next CNO Wants to See More Women Getting Promoted to Captain, Admiral
More female officers should be serving in top Navy command posts, the admiral nominated to lead the service said Tuesday.
Damaged USS Fitzgerald Leaves Dry Dock After 15 Months of Repairs
A Navy destroyer is afloat again as an overhaul continues following a 2017 collision off Japan that killed seven sailors.
Court Ruling Adds to Delay in Alleged USS Cole Bomber Case
A federal appeals court has thrown out years of legal proceedings against a Saudi charged in the deadly 2000 bombing.
Air Force News
Air Force Base Investigating Master Sergeant's Ties to White Nationalist Organization
Schriever Air Force Base officials are investigating whether a master sergeant participated in a white nationalist group.
Air Force Planning Shorter, More Frequent Strategic Bomber Rotations
The U.S. Air Force is planning more shorter strategic bomber rotations in order to test its agility.
Overtasking of B-1 Lancer Fleet Led to Faster Deterioration, General Says
The Air Force overcommitted its B-1B Lancer bombers in Middle East operations over the last decade, Gen. Timothy Ray says.
Marine Corps News
New Multi-Year War Experiment Will Prepare Marines to Fight in Crowded Cities
The Marine Corps plans to launch an urban-combat operations experiment this summer.
Woman Pleads Guilty in $400K GoFundMe Scam with Homeless Vet
Days after a homeless veteran was sentenced for a fake GoFundMe campaign, a woman admitted her role in the conspiracy.
Marine Vietnam Vet Awarded Navy Cross 52 Years After Battlefield Heroism
Marines weren't going to let Lance Cpl. James Stogner's heroism during a brutal Vietnam War battle go forgotten.
Coast Guard News
Attorney: Coast Guard Officer Is Not Facing Terrorism Charges
Christopher Hasson has remained in custody since his Feb. 15 arrest in Maryland on firearms and drug charges.
Coast Guard Intercepts 20 Cuban Migrants over 2 Days, Arrests Smuggling Suspect
A gaudy boat and a Coast Guard plane spotting people hiding in bushes helped catch 20 people trying to sneak into the U.S.
Coast Guard: 23 Adrift for Days Rescued in Gulf of Mexico
The U.S. Coast Guard said it worked with a cruise ship to rescue 23 people adrift for days in the Gulf of Mexico.