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The Army Has Introduced a New Leadership Value. Here's Why It Matters
The Army's new talent management system is an excellent example of how one change can impact almost every goal.
Turkey's Mediterranean's Gambit Will Leave It Further Isolated
In recent years, some Turkish officials have cited Ottoman history to reassert Turkish rights across the Mediterranean.
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It's Official: President Trump Has Signed Space Force Into Existence
The U.S. Air Force can now further identify the appropriate personnel to become U.S. Space Force service members.
NAS Whidbey Island Jet Noise To Be Monitored
Noise from EA-18G Growler jets flown out of NAS Whidbey has long been a contentious issue for area communities.
Proposed Ban on Tobacco Sales to Those Under 21 Would Affect Troops
The national age limit to buy tobacco products would increase to 21 for civilians and service members alike.
Pacific Militarization
The Fight Against ISIS
Iraq Beefs up Security Around Air Base in Country's West
An Iraqi general said that security has been beefed up around the Ain al-Asad air base following a series of attacks.
France: Military Helicopters in Mali Crash Not Under Fire
The helicopter collision is France’s highest military death toll in nearly four decades.
No Evidence Marine Gunnery Sergeant Killed by Friendly Fire, Officials Say
A Marine who died supporting the fight against ISIS was killed by enemy fire and not friendly forces, officials said.
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The Army Has Introduced a New Leadership Value. Here's Why It Matters
The Army's new talent management system is an excellent example of how one change can impact almost every goal.
US Troops May Be Overpaid, New Study Finds
A new study on the military's pay and compensation system asks a surprising question: Are troops getting paid too much?
Pentagon Ordered to Add Blast Exposure to Troops' Medical Histories
Congress has directed the Pentagon to document troops' blast exposures in combat and training.
Taliban Council Agrees to Cease-Fire in Afghanistan
A peace deal would allow Washington to bring home its troops from Afghanistan.
Four Christmas Day Deaths Likely Murder-Suicide
The father had recently retired from the Army and suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Army News
Fort Huachuca Groundwater Review Sought After Leaked Report
The 2010 study examined pumping from wells on the base and also pumping from other wells in the area.
Army Follows Pentagon Guidance, Bans Chinese-Owned TikTok App
The U.S. Army has banned soldiers from using the popular Chinese social media app, which is now considered a security threat.
Dog Tags of Soldier Killed in Battle of the Bulge Return Home 75 Years Later
At an ceremony at the Beloit Historical Society, Col. Matthew Woodruff presented the dog tags to Leland VanCamp.
Navy News
Joe Walsh, One of San Diego's Last Surviving Pearl Harbor Veterans, Has Died
He was the last surviving active member of the North County chapter of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association.
Chinese National Arrested for Taking Photos at Naval Air Station in Key West
This marks the second time that a Chinese national has been charged with taking photos at the Naval Air Station in Key West.
Japan Adopts Plan to Send Naval Troops to Mideast Amid Iran Tensions
Washington had urged Tokyo to join a U.S.-led coalition patrol force in the Strait of Hormuz.
Air Force News
Air Force Base Announces New Restrictions on Personal Weapons
Beginning Jan. 2, airmen at Offutt Air Force Base will no longer be able to carry their personal firearms on base.
Air Force Major Convicted of Sexually Harassing Subordinates Appeals to Supreme Court
Maj. Paul Voorhees was convicted of sexually assaulting an enlisted airman in 2015 but had the ruling overturned on appeal.
11,000 New York Veterans Got Military Honors at Burials this Year
The expected total is close to the numbers in the last two years.
Marine Corps News
Gen. Paul X Kelley, 28th Marine Corps Commandant, Dies at 91
Gen. Paul X. Kelley, the 28th commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps, died Sunday at age 91.
Three Lawsuits Filed in San Diego over Marine Corps Families' Housing Conditions
Three lawsuits have been filed in San Diego against Lincoln Military Housing.
Okinawa Governor Renews Demand to Stop US Base Relocation Plan
U.S. Marine Corps Air Station Futenma is to be moved from Ginowan to the previously undeveloped Henoko area.
Coast Guard News
Before Conception Boat Fire, Captains Say Coast Guard Safety Rule Was Ignored
There are growing questions about whether the operator of the Conception regularly had roving watches on its boats.
Coast Guard, Congress Still Working to Address Harassment, Officials Say
A congressional committee spent more than a year investigating how the Coast Guard responds to complaints.
Remains of 6 Recovered from Kauai Helicopter Crash
The Coast Guard Dolphin helicopter crew conducted search patterns throughout the night.