Team Rubicon Affiliate Goes Public with Legal Feud Against Parent Org A simmering legal conflict between veterans organization Team Rubicon Inc. and its global affiliate is out in the open.
Air Force C-17 Lands in Beirut with Relief Supplies for Devastated City The first flight carried 11 pallets of food, water and medical supplies.
Mayor Defends No-Bid Contract to Ex-Gen. McChrystal's Firm Mayor Walsh says the McChrystal Group was retained to bring a military-style approach during the pandemic.
Soldiers Who Built Seattle Field Hospital Will Soon Get New Mission The Army's chief of staff said the field hospitals in Seattle are now on a 48-hour prepare-to-deploy order.
Air Force Testing Ability to Mass-Evacuate COVID Patients Without Getting Crews Sick The U.S. Air Force is testing whether it can transport dozens of people onboard its aircraft without first isolating them.
Pentagon May Relocate One of its 2 Navy Hospital Ships It is working with FEMA and the Department of Health and Human Services to determine the next virus hot spots.
Army's Seattle Field Hospital Closes After 3 Days, Without Treating a Single Patient The field hospital set up by the Army in Seattle's pro football stadium is shutting down without ever seeing a patient.
Military Reverses Course, Will Open Field Hospitals to Coronavirus Patients The centers were originally expected to take patients with non-COVID-19 conditions to relieve pressure from hospitals.
States Demand Ventilators as Feds Ration Limited Supply Less than half of the 2,000 ventilators the DoD promised have been allocated, despite a desperate need across the country.
Air Force Deciding What Missions It Can Drop or Delay During Pandemic The service will operate under a "reset" to determine which ops are necessary and which it can forgo until a later date.
Court Rules Against Soldier Who Says He Was Forced to Retire Due to Religious Beliefs The U.S. Court of Federal Claims published a ruling in favor of a motion to dismiss the case brought by Nathan Sommers.
Historians Say American History Oversimplifies Atomic Bombings on Japan Those losses hastened the war's conclusion but were not solely responsible for it, two historians say.
She Was a Pioneering Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer. A Tsunami of Sexual Harassment Followed Sara Faulkner had the "it" factor as the first woman to graduate from the Coast Guard's helicopter rescue swimmer school.
Army V Corps Headquarters Will Be First Unit to Move to Poland The date for the move, as well as the location in Poland, has not been announced, but it will take place in 2021.
Mechanical Failure, Human Error Cited in Minnesota National Guard Helicopter Crash The UH-60L took off from the St. Cloud Army Aviation Support Facility on Dec. 5 and went missing for almost two hours.
