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The Death of Invincibility
"I realized ... bullets can kill, and no matter what nametapes adorn your uniform, no one is immune from the effects of war."
Let Us Strive to Honor Our Veterans Year-Round
Freedom has a very real cost.
An Uncensored Look at the GIs of World War II
I can still recall the exhilaration I felt in the reading room of the National Archives in College Park, Maryland.
Afghanistan
Budget News
Senator Announces $18 Million Grant to Fix Fort Carson Gate
The money for Fort Carson is part of a wider grant that will funnel $43 million into road work statewide.
Delayed Spending Bill Could Hurt F-15EX, Major Fighter Jet Upgrades
Some 145 projects could feel the negative affects of an extended continuing resolution, Air Force officials say.
Small Aircraft Fleets Are a Big Drain on Air Force Budget, Study Finds
The U.S. Air Force finds itself at a crossroads on what to do about its small aircraft fleets.
Pacific Militarization
The Fight Against ISIS
US Troops at Syria Base Say They'll Keep Pressure on ISIS
The U.S. withdrawal from northern Syria was widely criticized, even by allies of President Donald Trump.
Up to 600 Troops Now Set to Remain in Syria Indefinitely, Top General Says
The fight against ISIS continues.
Rockets Hit Iraq Base with US Troops; No Word on Casualties
A barrage of Katyusha rockets targeted an Iraqi air base that houses American troops south of the city of Mosul on Friday.
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Air Force IDs Special Tactics Airman Lost Over Gulf of Mexico
He had previously completed deployments to Africa and Afghanistan.
Here’s Where President Donald Trump Will Spend Veterans Day
He won’t be attending the traditional wreath-laying ceremonies at Arlington Cemetery.
The First Blast Took His Memory. The Second Took His Limbs. Why This Marine Is Still Fighting
Sgt. John Peck credits his "Marine mentality" with giving him the drive to push for new opportunities.
Navy, Huntington Ingalls 'In a Better Place' After Criticism of USS Ford: Navy Secretary
The Navy and Huntington Ingalls are sounding united when it comes to preparing the carrier Gerald R. Ford for deployment.
The Army Is Thinking About Giving SOF PSYOP Soldiers a Distinctive New Beret
A distinctive uniform item for PSYOP soldiers is currently undergoing testing.
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Army News
Remains of Army Veteran Killed in Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 Crash Returned Home
Antoine Marvin Lewis had been onboard an Ethiopian Airlines flight in March when it crashed shortly after takeoff.
Pentagon Chief Says Vindman Should Not Fear Army Retaliation
Esper said that an officer has no reason to fear retribution for testifying in the impeachment inquiry of President Trump.
The Army Is Overhauling its Battalion Commander Selection Process
Officers bucking for battalion command will have to go through a 5-day assessment to evaluate mental and physical potential.
Navy News
Navy Submarine That Went Missing with 80 Sailors Aboard Found 75 Years Later
A team of ocean explorers confirmed that the USS Grayback was discovered about 50 nautical miles south of Okinawa in June.
Disappearing Phantom: Iconic Jet Nears End of Service
Only a few dozen Phantoms remain in active service around the world out of 5,195 built during a 20-year production run.
Veterans Struggle to Find the Right Fit in a Tight Job Market
Veterans say it isn't easy to find the right fit in this job market.
Air Force News
Disappearing Phantom: Iconic Jet Nears End of Service
Only a few dozen Phantoms remain in active service around the world out of 5,195 built during a 20-year production run.
Veterans Struggle to Find the Right Fit in a Tight Job Market
Veterans say it isn't easy to find the right fit in this job market.
Aircraft Boneyard Keeps Planes for Parts or Possible Reuse
It's Tucson's most famous parking lot with roughly $34 billion worth of military might.
Marine Corps News
The Marines Want an Academic Study on the Cost, Impacts of Co-Ed Boot Camp
The Marine Corps is looking for a university that can complete an in-depth study of co-ed recruit training.
Marines Want Crab-Like Unmanned Vehicle to Clear Beach Mines
The Crawling Remotely-Operated Amphibious Breacher (CRAB) will be a submersible, remote-autonomous system.
The Death of Invincibility
"I realized ... bullets can kill, and no matter what nametapes adorn your uniform, no one is immune from the effects of war."
Coast Guard News
Coast Guard Frees an Unsightly Fisher Island Guest -- a Grounded 200-Foot Cargo Vessel
A Panamanian-flagged cargo vessel ran aground just north of Fisher Island.
Woman Accused of Scamming Veteran Continues to Call Him, Loses Jail House Phone Access, Prosecutors Say
A day after her arrest in the violation of the no contact order, Jessica Henry called the Coast Guard veteran from jail.
Coast Guard Suspends Search for Airman who Fell from Plane over Gulf of Mexico
The Air Force has now taken control of the search as it transitions to a recovery effort.