Opinions
Betrayal of the Kurds Is a Stain on American Honor
The lesson underscored by the SDF-Assad alliance was not lost on the Middle East: Russia would stick with its allies.
Every Veteran Has a Voice. Here's How We're Going to Listen to All of Them
"An estimated 7.4 million veterans are nowhere in the advocacy or policy process."
The Hong Kong Protests: the Price of Democracy May Be Economic Prosperity
Civil unrest is nothing new to Hong Kong.
Afghanistan
Budget News
Military Pay Raise at Risk in Budget Impasse, Key Lawmaker Says
The military's promised 3.1% pay raise this year could be at risk in the budget impasse.
Democrats Protest $200M in Additional Border Wall Transfers
President Donald Trump has quietly transferred more than $200 million from DoD counterdrug efforts toward building his wall.
Army Secretary: Congressional Budget Delays Give Our Enemies the Advantage
The Army's modernization programs are at risk from budget haggling in Congress, Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said.
Pacific Militarization
The Fight Against ISIS
Trump Lifts Sanctions on Turkey, Says Cease-Fire Permanent
"We're getting out," Trump said at the White House, asserting that tens of thousands of Kurdish lives were saved.
‘Hacksaw Ridge’ Producer to Make Movie About American Volunteer Who Died Fighting ISIS
Levi Shirley was an American who volunteered to fight alongside the Kurdish YPG against ISIS before his death in July 2016.
Former SpecOps Commander in Syria Criticizes US Pullout, Broken Promises to Kurds
Retired Army Gen. Raymond Thomas joined a list of former officers who have questioned the withdrawal of U.S. troops.
Military News
Select Service
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Military Service Claims of Army Nurse in Viral Push-Ups Video Called into Question
The 84-year-old self-described Army nurse cranking out push-ups in her crisp Vietnam-era uniform might not be who she said sh...
Navy Lieutenant, Wife Arrested in FBI, NCIS Raid in Florida
The accusations against the Yangs include conspiracy to defraud the United States and importing and manufacturing firearms.
Missing West Point Cadet Found Dead After Multi-Day Search
Cadet Kade Kurita was reported missing when he failed to report for a scheduled military skills competition.
General: Fort Stewart Soldiers Died when Vehicle Fell from Bridge
The soldiers belonged to the 1st Armored Brigade of the Fort Stewart-based 3rd Infantry Division.
Having Penis Transplant Was 'One of the Best Decisions I Ever Made,' Navy Veteran Says
He had the surgery eight years after a bomb in Afghanistan blew off the lower half of his body.
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Army News
West Point Cadet Revealed His Suicide Plan on Snapchat
Cadet Kade Kurita posted a short note on Snapchat, indicating his plan to end his life, according to a U.S. Army official.
Don't Blame MREs for Your Gastrointestinal Discomfort, Army Scientists Say
The study set out to determine if it's the rations that cause the digestive issues service members associate with MREs.
New Army Neck Guard Saves Soldier's Life
U.S. Army equipment officials said last week the service's new helmet system saved a soldier's life recently in Afghanistan.
Navy News
The Story Behind the Navy Secretary's 'Fire Me' Deal with Trump
So far, Spencer is still in his job. But only four of the Ford's 11 weapons elevators were certified as of Wednesday.
SecNav Fires Back at Critics Over Problems with Newest Supercarrier
The Navy secretary is firing back at those criticizing a $13 billion carrier fraught with delays and equipment trouble.
Naval Academy Midshipmen Want to Revolutionize Artificial Intelligence
Midshipmen are creating artificial intelligence programs all set on solving problems from parking to cancer prediction.
Air Force News
Air Force Investigating Whether Airman Smoked Weed at a Missile Alert Facility for ICBMs
Officials at Minot are investigating "reports of suspected illegal drugs at an above-ground facility."
Air Force Begins Investing Billions in Adversary Air Training
The Air Force for years has looked for a helping hand to fill the enemy, "red air" gap.
Air Force Football Coach Refuses Questions on Players' Cocaine Charges
Air Force Academy football coach Troy Calhoun refused to answer questions about cocaine use by three of his players.
Marine Corps News
Marine Scout Sniper Managed To Sneak Up on His Enemy Naked Except for a Pair Of Boots
No clothes. No ghillie suit. The sniper went into the field with nothing but a painted face and a pair of boots.
Brush Fire Scorches More Than 80 Acres on Camp Pendleton
No structures were threatened by the fire, which erupted amid unseasonably hot late-afternoon temperatures.
Marine Killed in Vehicle Accident at Mountain Warfare Center
Pfc. Christian Bautista was pronounced dead at Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center, officials announced Monday.
Coast Guard News
Coast Guard Planning to Base Three Fast-Response Cutters on Guam, Commandant Says
The Coast Guard kept a cutter deployed in the western Pacific since January.
Charged with Killing His 'Best Bud,' Coast Guardsman Appears in Camp Pendleton Courtroom
Seaman Ethan W. Tucker was arrested Aug. 28 after a seven-month Coast Guard investigation into the January death.
Coast Guard Offloads $92 Million Worth of Smuggled Cocaine in San Diego
The Coast Guard offloaded more than 6,800 pounds of cocaine -- worth an estimated $92 million -- on Wednesday.