10 Marines Punished Following Investigation into Death of Former Green Beret in Iraq Ten Marines have been disciplined administratively following an investigation into the death of a former Green Beret.
Special Ops Nominee Grilled over Charge His Firm May Have Trained Khashoggi's Killers Sen. Kaine noted that the allegation about Tier 1 Group and the Saudis was raised in an op-ed by a Washington Post columnist.
Suicide Prevention Bill Named for SEAL Commander Passes Senate; Fate Uncertain The John Scott Hannon Veterans Health Care Improvement Act builds on existing programs to prevent veteran suicides.
Army Special Forces Colonel Faces Court-Martial on Sexual Assault Charges Col. Kevin M. Russell is facing five counts of violating Article 120 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
Navy SEAL Boss Cuts Ties with Museum Over Kaepernick Dog Attack Video The museum is conducting a review of the demonstration, which showed military dogs attacking a man in Kaepernick's jersey.
Special Tactics Airmen Earn 90 Awards for Battling Terror Groups Worldwide Members of the Air Force's 21st Special Tactics Squadron earned over 90 awards for actions against extremist organizations.
Navy SEAL Training What is Navy SEAL training and what does it take to be a Navy SEAL? Here's a rundown of the physical and skills training...
Fake SEAL Pleads Guilty to Stolen Valor, Stealing from VA Richard Meleski, 58, of Chalfont, Penn., was indicted last November for his scheme to defraud the VA.
First Female Commander of 1st Special Operations Wing Says 'There are No Barriers' Col. Jocelyn Schermerhorn comes into the role as the COVID-19 pandemic intrudes on the wing's operations.
An Airman Died After His Chute Opened While He Was Still in the Plane, Says New Report A report concluded that the unexpected deployment of a T-11R reserve parachute led to the death of Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff.
Court Rules Against Soldier Who Says He Was Forced to Retire Due to Religious Beliefs The U.S. Court of Federal Claims published a ruling in favor of a motion to dismiss the case brought by Nathan Sommers.
Historians Say American History Oversimplifies Atomic Bombings on Japan Those losses hastened the war's conclusion but were not solely responsible for it, two historians say.
She Was a Pioneering Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer. A Tsunami of Sexual Harassment Followed Sara Faulkner had the "it" factor as the first woman to graduate from the Coast Guard's helicopter rescue swimmer school.
Army V Corps Headquarters Will Be First Unit to Move to Poland The date for the move, as well as the location in Poland, has not been announced, but it will take place in 2021.
Mechanical Failure, Human Error Cited in Minnesota National Guard Helicopter Crash The UH-60L took off from the St. Cloud Army Aviation Support Facility on Dec. 5 and went missing for almost two hours.
