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'We Were Ignored': Veterans and Troops Detail Horrors of Afghanistan Evacuation as House Investigation Begins
Navy Renames Survey Ship After Pioneering Female Ocean Researcher, Stripping Vessel of Confederate Ties
The New Tricare Pharmacy Contract: Delivering Value for Military Families and Taxpayers Under the new contract, 98% of Tricare beneficiaries live within 15 minutes’ driving time of a network retail pharmacy, and...
James Stavridis: The US Military Needs to Create a Cyber Force Two disturbing incidents roiled the cyber seas last week, one foreign and one domestic.
Overclassification Overkill: The US Government Is Drowning in a Sea of Secrets The U.S. faces far more threats to its national security than from spy balloons or classified documents discovered in former...
'We Were Ignored': Veterans and Troops Detail Horrors of Afghanistan Evacuation as House Investigation Begins
Space Force Hopes to Roll Out Fitness Pilot Program as Soon as Next Month Last year, Space Force leaders promised to unveil a revolutionary fitness program that would use fitness wearables to help...
New F-35s Are Being Test-Flown Again Following Texas Crash The F-35 Lightning II Joint Program Office announced last month that engineers had identified a "rare system phenomenon" in...
Why DARPA Banned the First-Ever First Person Shooter Video Game "Maze" was the result of an attempt at creating 3D images by high school seniors in a work-study program at NASA's Ames...
North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Toward Sea, Seoul Says South Korea’s military says it has detected that North Korea fired a short-range ballistic missile toward waters off its...
In a War Over Taiwan, First Step Needs to Be Sinking Chinese Ships, Air Force General Says One of the first things the U.S. military would have to do if it fought China in the defense of Taiwan would be to sink...
Kim's Sister Warns North Korea Ready to Act Against US, South The sister of North Korea’s leader is warning that her country is ready to take “quick, overwhelming action” against the...
Veterans' Emergency Room Bills Could Get Repaid by VA Thanks to Change VA medical patients who have gone to a non-VA emergency room since 2010 can get their out-of-pocket coinsurance costs...
VA Drops Mask Requirements for Staff, Patients at Most Medical Facilities The department announced the change nearly three years to the day the VA confirmed its first death from COVID-19 at a VA...
Army's New Ad Campaign Brings Back 'Be All You Can Be' As It Courts Gen Z The new ad comes as the service has struggled to appeal to Gen Z and off the heels of the worst recruiting year in its...
Special Operations Boss Vows to Stamp Out 'Corrosive' Misconduct After String of Problems Gen. Bryan Fenton's comments come after U.S. Army Special Operations Command revealed in January that at least 13 soldiers at...
The Marines Claim Wins on Revamp of Personnel Policies The service is boasting significant wins in keeping troops from leaving the Corps and lessening the burden of serving while...
Kim's Sister Warns North Korea Ready to Act Against US, South The sister of North Korea’s leader is warning that her country is ready to take “quick, overwhelming action” against the...
Families Evacuated From Frontline Donetsk Town As fierce battles rage in the Donetsk region, Avdiivka police evacuate families with children from the most dangerous zones...
New Bipartisan Senate Bill Proposes Ban on TikTok A bipartisan group of senior senators, led by Sens. Mark Warner D-Va and John Thune R-SD introduced a bipartisan...
UN Releases Joint Statement on Women in Afghanistan Since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, the country has become the most repressive in the world for women and...
US Intel Chiefs Say China Favors Stable Relations With US The heads of the U.S. intelligence community say China wants to avoid an uptick in tensions with the United...
Trading on Patriotism: How Extremist Groups Target and Radicalize Veterans The issue of extremist groups has gained attention after the riot on Jan. 6 aimed at preventing the peaceful transfer of the...
Trading on Patriotism: How Extremist Groups Target and Radicalize Veterans The issue of extremist groups has gained attention after the riot on Jan. 6 aimed at preventing the peaceful transfer of the...
They Said the Rise in Military Suicide Is a Mystery. Traumatic Brain Injury May Be an Answer. Veterans who have had a head injury are at higher risk for suicide, but these deaths can be prevented, experts say.
They Said the Rise in Military Suicide Is a Mystery. Traumatic Brain Injury May Be an Answer. Veterans who have had a head injury are at higher risk for suicide, but these deaths can be prevented, experts say.
The Army Won't Let Some Crews Name Their Own Tanks The III Armored Corps, headquartered at Fort Hood, Texas, released a new policy earlier this year restricting which tank...
Special Operations Boss Vows to Stamp Out 'Corrosive' Misconduct After String of Problems Gen. Bryan Fenton's comments come after U.S. Army Special Operations Command revealed in January that at least 13 soldiers at...
Al-Qaida Suspect Transferred from Gitmo to Saudi Arabia A Saudi man long held at the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, as a suspected al-Qaida operative has been...
Navy Renames Survey Ship After Pioneering Female Ocean Researcher, Stripping Vessel of Confederate Ties Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro announced in a press release and social media posts that he has ordered the USNS Maury...
In a War Over Taiwan, First Step Needs to Be Sinking Chinese Ships, Air Force General Says One of the first things the U.S. military would have to do if it fought China in the defense of Taiwan would be to sink...
Chatter Builds About Gen. 'CQ' Brown Candidacy for Chairman of Joint Chiefs President Joe Biden is expected to announce his nominee for the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs this year.
Space Force Hopes to Roll Out Fitness Pilot Program as Soon as Next Month Last year, Space Force leaders promised to unveil a revolutionary fitness program that would use fitness wearables to help...
Space Command HQ Decision Delayed Due to 'Additional Analysis,' Air Force Secretary Says A decision on whether the headquarters for U.S. Space Command will remain in Colorado or move to Alabama has been held up...
The Marines Claim Wins on Revamp of Personnel Policies The service is boasting significant wins in keeping troops from leaving the Corps and lessening the burden of serving while...
New F-35s Are Being Test-Flown Again Following Texas Crash The F-35 Lightning II Joint Program Office announced last month that engineers had identified a "rare system phenomenon" in...
'Protect. Defend. Save': Coast Guard Launches New Recruiting Initiatives to Attract Members The campaign is part of a bigger strategy for the service to reach its recruiting goals for the first time in three years.
Coast Guard Will Let New Moms Defer Assignments for Up to a Year Following Childbirth The service will continue a benefit offered last year to active-duty and reserve personnel, ensuring that pregnant members...