Marine Corps Says $3.6 Billion for Storm Repairs at Camp Lejeune
Marine leaders are saying it will cost around $3.6 billion to repair the damage to Camp Lejeune caused by Hurricane Florence.
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Japan Begins Reclamation at Disputed US Base Despite Protest
Japan's central government started main reclamation work at a disputed U.S. military base relocation site.
Navy Bombing Range Expansion Could Limit Public Access
The Navy wants to add more than 100 square miles of private land to the Fallon Range Training Complex.
5 Get Prison After 2012 Military Munition Blast in Louisiana
The now bankrupt company had an $8.7 million Army contract to demilitarize artillery charges at Camp Minden.
Camp Humphreys Closes Major Access Gate After Incident with Car
The mishap that took place on Saturday afternoon is at least the third car-related incident this year at Army base.
Navy's Economic Impact on Hampton Roads Continues to Grow, According to Report
The latest report shows the direct impact for fiscal 2017 was $13.4 billion.
Okinawa Governor Wants Americans to Know Island's US Base Burden
The bicultural governor of Japan's Okinawa island says he will meet with Americans next week.
Guam Ancient Village Gone at Marine Base, Official Says
The remnants of an ancient village have been removed at the site of a new U.S. Marine Corps base under construction on Guam.
Ten Army Bases Named After Confederate Officers
All ten bases are located in former Confederate states.
Housing Crisis at Camp Lejeune for Military Families in Hurricane's Aftermath
Hurricane Florence damaged much of on-base housing, forcing drastic actions to make room for troops and their families.
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Air Force Admits Nearly 2,000 Airmen Under Medical Waiver Policy
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Retired Army General Arrested, Indicted on Child Rape, Incest Charges
Maj. Gen. James Grazioplene faces civilian charges after the Army was forced to drop them due to the statute of limitations.
Navy SEAL Sues Roche over Malaria Drug, Claiming it Left Him Permanently Disabled
A former Navy SEAL has filed a lawsuit against the company that makes the anti-malarial drug Lariam, or mefloquine.
Melania Trump Makes First Lady History with Ride in Osprey
Melania Trump made history Wednesday by flying in a V-22 Osprey aircraft and onto the deck of an aircraft carrier.
Survey: Nearly 40 Percent of Active-Duty Women Report Fertility Problems
A Service Women's Action Network report finds a third of female veterans also face infertility.