Air Force Takes Control of Joint DC Base After a decade of overseeing Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling in the National Capital Region, the U.S. Navy is handing over...
Bill Would Create New Dangerous Dog Rules for Military Bases A Senate amendment requires the SecDef to establish a single standardized policy for the whole military.
10 Army Bases Named After Confederate Officers All ten bases are located in former Confederate states.
The Army Will Consider Renaming Bases that Honor Confederate Leaders The Army secretary is open to changing the names of 10 Army bases that were named for Confederate leaders.
There’s Value in the New Competition to Host Space Command HQ, General Says But some lawmakers aren't happy. "This is worse than a boondoggle. It's a moondoggle," one said.
Pentagon Releases Plan for Easing Base Restrictions as States Reopen DefSec Esper issued a memo to commanders responsible for setting color-coded health protection condition, or HPCON, levels.
As States Relax Rules, Military Bases Take First Reopening Steps Military bases are cautiously resuming activities as states relax COVID-19 restrictions.
Dozens More Military Bases Have Suspected 'Forever Chemical' Contamination The number of military installations with known contamination or suspected discharges of PFAS continues to rise.
South Korean Worker at Camp Humphreys Infected with Coronavirus, Raising USFK Total to 7 Humphreys garrison commander Col. Michael Tremblay said the South Korean woman took the COVID-19 test on Thursday.
The Army Doesn't Plan On Renaming 10 Installations Named for Confederate Leaders The Army says it does not plan to rename its bases and facilities that were long ago named after Confederate leaders.
New M240 Machine Gun Suppressor Gets Rave Reviews from Army Maneuver in Test Other suppressors in past tests have not been able to stand up to the heat and roar produced by the 7.62mm M240.
Kiowa Pilot Becomes First Active-Duty Soldier to Earn Extremely Rare Astronaut Device Lt. Col. Anne McClain is one of three currently serving active-duty Army astronauts.
Carrier Nimitz Returns to Gulf as Iran Makes Threats The return of the Nimitz is to provide security for the drawdown of troops from Afghanistan and Iraq.
Iran Says Israel Remotely Killed Military Nuclear Scientist Israel, long suspected of killing Iranian nuclear scientists over the last decade, has declined to comment on the attack.
Navy Will Decommission Fire-Damaged Bonhomme Richard Fully repairing the USS Bonhomme Richard would have reportedly cost $2.5 billion to $3 billion and take five to seven years.
