Shanahan Says It's Safe to Drink Tap Water on Military Bases
The Defense Department continues to address concerns that firefighting foam is polluting groundwater.
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Younger Okinawans Are More Tolerant of US Military Presence, Study Finds
Approximately 54,000 U.S. personnel are stationed in Japan, with about half of those on Okinawa.
Military Leaders Face Off Against a Rising Enemy: The Weather
Navy and Air Force leaders told lawmakers that rising sea levels, fires and storms affect personnel at home as and at work.
The Bad Decisions that Led to Privatized Military Housing Woes
We ask a lot of our men and women in uniform. We owe them a decent standard of living and housing.
Housing Companies Pressuring Military Families into Silence About Poor Conditions
Some on-base housing companies are pushing their military tenants to sign non-disclosure agreements.
Top Marine: Border Missions, Storm Damage Causing 'Unacceptable' Readiness Risk
The Marine Corps' top general is pleading with the Navy secretary to address several unplanned expenses.
Army Bill for Public Records on Contaminant: About $300,000
The U.S. Army has put a price tag on releasing the results of water tests for a dangerous contaminant at installations.
DoD Releases $6.7 Billion List of Projects That Could Be Bumped for Border Wall
The Pentagon finally released the list of the military construction projects that could be used to fund the border wall.
Officials Now Looking for Evidence of Fraud in Military Housing Scandal
Ongoing inspections and investigations may build a legal case against base housing landlords.
Pentagon Seeks Base Site to House 5,000 Migrant Children
The DoD is reviewing a number of military bases to find a location that can house unaccompanied migrant children.
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Plans for Pentagon's Future Flying Bomb Truck Begin to Take Shape
DoD officials may select a bomber already in the Air Force's inventory to become its munitions-packed "arsenal plane."
Navy Submarine That Went Missing with 80 Sailors Aboard Found 75 Years Later
A team of ocean explorers confirmed that the USS Grayback was discovered about 50 nautical miles south of Okinawa in June.
New Marine Corps PFT Rules Start Soon. Here's Who Will Face Them First
Marines will soon get the option to swap crunches on their physical fitness test with a plank.
The Army Is Thinking About Giving SOF PSYOP Soldiers a Distinctive New Beret
A distinctive uniform item for PSYOP soldiers is currently undergoing testing.
After Marine Died on Their Wedding Day, Spouse Pleads for a Proper Goodbye
Marine Master Sgt. Jeffrey Briar died Sept. 22, 2019, shortly after he and Jennifer Crowley were married.