Marine 3-Star Hits Back at Claims that Corps' Future Design Is Too China-Focused Lt. Gen. Eric Smith is involved in war games shaping a decade-long plan to reorganize the Marine Corps for future fights.
Former SecAF Explains How Secret X-37 Space Plane Throws Off Enemies The X-37B has puzzled space geeks, enthusiasts, experts and even some officials for years because of its clandestine use.
Outgoing SecAF Worries About Developing Service Culture at New Space Force The conversation surrounding the creation of a U.S. Space Force has brought with it skepticism and confusion.
SecAF Wilson: Mattis' Departure Made it Easier for Me to Resign Heather Wilson will depart her position as Air Force secretary June 1.
Who Wants to Be the New Air Force Secretary? Perhaps Not Many Experts warn it may not be so easy to find top-notch candidates willing to be the new Air Force secretary.
Lawmakers Increasingly Skeptical Over Pentagon's Space Force Proposal Lawmakers on Thursday indicated they remained skeptical of the Pentagon's latest proposal to stand up a U.S. Space Force.
STRATCOM Chief Nominated for Vice Chairman of Joint Chiefs Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson said that STRATCOM commander Gen. John Hyten has been nominated for the position.
Air Force May Ground Some Bombers, Cut Flight Hours to Fund Base Repairs The Air Force has already deferred 61 projects in the U.S. and overseas to find repair money.
Protesters Petition University to Reconsider SecAF's Appointment as President 9,700 people have signed a petition urging the University of Texas at El Paso to reconsider its nomination of Heather Wilson.
Air Force Makes Readiness Gains Even as Pilot Shortage Continues After plus-ing up end strength and distributing resources, Wilson is hopeful that the service is ready to "fight tonight."
Troubled USS Boxer Returns Home 10 Days into Deployment Due to Maintenance Issue The maintenance-embattled USS Boxer is heading back to San Diego just 10 days after deploying due to an engineering issue, as...
On Newly Quiet Stretch of US-Mexico Border, Louisiana Soldiers Sit Around, Watch and Wait The Louisiana soldiers are spaced in groups of two or three over the 1.5 mile, 400-yard-wide strip of land.
How the Army Made a Deal with UFL Football and The Rock Despite Doubts over the Sponsorship's Worth The roughly $11 million deal set the service up to be the premier partner for the league's inaugural season, which started...
Unsupervised: Military Child Care Centers Slow to Report Abuse with Little Oversight A Military.com investigation into military day care centers revealed that service branch rules generally prioritize...
'Restore Real Value': House Panel Wants to Give Junior Enlisted Troops 15% Pay Raise The recommendation on boosting paychecks is part of the final report from the House Armed Services Committee's military...