Judge: Hawaii Agency Failed to Care for Army Training Land
A judge has ruled that the state failed to care for land at the Pohakuloa Training Area on the Big Island.
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Alaska Training Prepares Northern Command Troops for Harsh Conditions
The Arctic Edge exercise involved 1,500 troops and was an early test of the command's new special operations component.
Army Has Spent 18 Months Preparing for War in Korea: Milley
Members of the House Appropriations Committee's defense subcommittee expressed a keen interest in possible contingency plans.
Air Force Sets Goal of 20 Flight Hours Per Month for Pilots
Gen. David Goldfein said there is a push to get pilots more flight time, in tandem with producing more pilots in the ranks.
No Plans to Open West Coast Boot Camp to Women, Top Marine Says
The Marine Corps is the only service that still keeps separate entry-level training units for men and women.
NATO Chief Plans Military Academies for Iraqi Forces
Stoltenberg said the goal is to ensure that ISIS "is never able to come back in the way we have seen before."
Mattis Wants Ground Combat Units to Be More Lethal in the Close Fight
The U.S. Military's top leader has launched an effort to make ground forces deadlier in close combat.
Jungle Survival: Troops Swallow Snake Blood during Cobra Gold Training
American troops at Cobra Gold slurped cobra blood and noshed on rats while learning how to survive in harsh environments.
Shutdown Is Over But Effects Will Linger for Guard in Lost Training
About 90,000 Guard personnel lost valuable training in the shutdown.
Mattis: Pay, Maintenance, Training to Halt in Government Shutdown
Military pay, maintenance, intel ops and Reserve training would essentially stop in a government shutdown.
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Report: Fallen Air Force Tech Sgt. Approved for Medal of Honor
The Air Force would not comment on the report, and referred all questions to the White House.
Goal of 80,000 Recruits Won't Be Met, Army Secretary Says
Although the Army will fall short of its recruitment goal, retention rates have increased from 81 to 86 percent.
Navy Retires F/A-18C Hornet from Combat as F-35C Enters Service
Officials announced the F/A-18C Hornet's recently completed deployment aboard the USS Carl Vinson was its last.
Airmen in 'Dino Puppet' Re-Enlistment Video Fired, Reprimanded
The Air Force is sending a clear message: Re-enlisting with a dinosaur puppet on your right hand isn't funny.
Navy Releases Service Details for Hero Captain Who Landed Southwest 1380
The Navy has confirmed that Tammie Jo Shults was a pioneer as one of the first female fighter pilots for the service.