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4 Issues That Will Shape the Biden Administration's Foreign Policy Taking the end point of Obama foreign policy as a new starting point is a questionable beginning.
Deported Veterans, Stranded Far from Home After Years of Military Service, Press Biden to Bring Them Back As of 2018, the United States had 94,000 noncitizen military veterans.
I Am an Officer, But Not a Gentleman Amending Article 133 is an easy opportunity to recognize the makeup of the force and remove an outdated vestige of the past.
Soldiers 'Clamoring' for RQ-7 Shadow Drone Replacement, General Says Benning soldiers from five BCTs participated in the Future Tactical Unmanned Aerial System, or FTUAS, Rodeo.
Air Force's Reconfigured F-15E Strike Eagle Fighter Proves It Can Carry Extra Bombs Increasing the F-15E's load capacity will lower requirements for supplemental manpower and transport aircraft.
Boeing's Drone Fighter Jet Sidekick Just Took Its First Flight The Royal Australian Air Force's first Boeing-built, drone-jet hybrid prototype made its first test flight last week.
Iraq Kills ISIS Commander, a Week After Baghdad Suicide Blasts The country’s security forces have faced mounting pressure after the Jan. 21 attack in central Baghdad.
Baghdad Blasts Expose Gaps in Iraq's Strained Military Battle-hardened units were moved out of cities to chase down IS sleeper cells in rural areas.
Egyptian Officials: Roadside Bombing in Sinai Kills 2 Police This bombing was the second in the past three days.
The Space Force Wants Opinions About Its Proposed Rank Insignia The Space Force is surveying its members about the rank insignia designs they'd like to affix to their shirt and jacket...
New Army Pilot Program Makes Company First Sergeant Selection More Rigorous The Army is running a new pilot course to identify which senior sergeants are ready to become company first sergeants.
Marine Family Shocked to Get $32,000 Bill After Garage Fire in Military Housing The ordeal left them disillusioned, homeless and wanting to warn other military families about their nightmare experience.
After Delay Under Trump, Two Female Generals Nominated to Run Combatant Commands President Biden has nominated two leading female generals, whose promotions were reportedly held up under the Trump...
On Billet Night, Some Coast Guard Academy Cadets Learn They're Bound for Icebreakers in Arctic The Class of 2021 found out its post-graduation assignments Thursday night during the academy's annual billet night ceremony.
The 13-Button Navy Trousers Myth The classic U.S. Navy uniform hasn't changed much since before the Civil War, so it comes with a lot...
Why the Navy's Iconic 'Crackerjack' Uniform Has a Square Collar The square collar on a sailor's uniform might be its most identifiable characteristic. It serves no real purpose now...
Why the Navy Chose the Much-Mocked 'Blueberries' Camo Uniform While the more recent blue camouflage battle-dress uniform, often called "blueberries," has been phased out by the Navy, there...
Task Force Calls for Permanent National Guard Force to Protect DC The security review recommended establishing a permanent National Guard quick reaction force, or QRF, for all of D.C.
World War II Vet's ID Tag Found in France Doug Chubb marvels at the tenacity of strangers who made sure to get his grandfather's dog tag back to the family.
XVIII Airborne Corps Requests Letters for WWII Paratrooper, 97, in ‘Rough Shape’ The XVIII Airborne Corps wants one of its legends to receive a river of get-well notes.
Two Military Families Sue Over Mold in Base Housing at Naval Postgraduate School The complaints of the two families match those listed in nearly a dozen lawsuits filed in courts across the country.
Just One 6-Pack: NAS Pensacola Limits Alcohol Sales as Discipline Problems Increase Troops in the rank of E-3 and below are limited to purchasing one six-pack of beer per day from the base's Navy Exchange.
Active Ships in the US Navy The U.S. Navy may not have the most ships of any country's fleet, but it is well established as the greatest power on the...
Air Force Issues Safety Warning After Serious Snowboarding Injury in Japan The Air Force is alerting service members to exercise caution in the Japanese mountains after an airman was seriously injured...
The Air Force Wants to Outsource Some of Its Pilot Training to Private Companies The U.S. Air Force is looking to outsource solutions to boost its yearly pilot output and improve its training curriculum.
Stop Throwing Money Down F-35 'Rathole,' Top Lawmaker Says Rep. Adam Smith is questioning how the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program fits into the Defense Department's future strategy.
1 Marine Killed, 2 Injured in Crash on Camp Pendleton All of the vehicles involved were privately owned vehicles and the Marines were all off-duty at the time.
Okinawa Prosecutors Charge Marine with Assault on a Woman, Interfering with Police Neither the officer nor the unidentified woman was injured, according to police.
Marine Colonel Gets 1-Star Nomination After Being Passed Over for Promotion 3 Times The Marine Corps has had 25 Black generals since admitting African American troops in 1942.
Coast Guard Intercepts Vessel Carrying 25 Haiti Migrants off Jupiter Coast The Coast Guard Cutter William Flores arrived on scene and took 25 Haitian nationals for repatriation to Haiti.
Coast Guard Says it Has Concluded Tracking Alaska Oil Spill The effects on the environment are currently unknown.
Air Station Cape Cod Members Brave Elements to Help Rescue Stranded Fishermen Two Jayhawk helicopters hoisted 21 fishermen between them.