Navy LCS Gun Could Get Potent Airburst Rounds to Take Out Drones Crews on littoral combat ships could soon be armed with powerful rounds that can blast hard-to-hit drones out of the sky.
US Military Should Pivot Away from Fixed Bases and Focus on China Threat: Lawmaker If Iran can easily target U.S. installations in the Middle East with ballistic missiles, imagine what China could do.
China's Antics Are a 'Game-Changer' for the Navy and Marine Corps, 4-Star Says The U.S. needs an integrated naval force that is prepared to take on China, Marine Commandant Gen. David Berger said.
Coast Guard Wrapping Up Study on Why Minority Members Leave the Service The Coast Guard will wrap up a study examining why minority service members are leaving its ranks.
Navy's Top Admiral Has No Apologies Over Carrier Lincoln's Extra-Long Deployment The carrier deployed in April 2019. Last week, the ship arrived in Hawaii before making its final trek to San Diego.
Unmanned Vessels Won't Count as Warships in Next Navy Force Assessment: CNO The Navy's new force structure assessment won't include new high-tech unmanned vessels the service has been testing.
Signing Treaty Would Bolster US Against China, Russia Seapower: Lawmaker Rep. Joe Courtney, D-Conn., says he will propose a resolution that the U.S. sign the Law of the Sea treaty.
Navy Brass Optimistic as Littoral Combat Ship Readies to Deploy After Hiatus The head of Naval Surface Forces says commanders are clamoring for the near-shore security vessels.
'Not a Truck': Future Amphibs May Carry Fewer Marines, More Lethality The days of treating amphibious ships like shuttle buses that get Marines to the fight are over.
Navy's Stealthy Mega-Destroyer Still Doesn't Have a Round for Its Gun The Navy still doesn't know what to load in the Zumwalt's main weapon though it's only two years from being ready for battle.
Cavalry Soldiers at Fort Carson Can't See Doctors in the Early Morning Under New Rules An armor officer at Fort Carson, Colorado, this week issued a new set of policies to his formation effectively banning...
'Broken and Alone': Father Pens Scathing Letter to Top Brass After Losing Airman Son to Suicide A grieving father who lost his son -- an airman at Cannon Air Force Base -- to suicide this month has written an open letter...
The Marine Corps Tried to Redesign Its Physical Training Uniform. After 3 Years, It's Abandoning the Project. The Marine Corps has ended a plan to revamp its physical fitness uniform, according to the service. The initiative lasted...
Another High-Profile Firing at West Point, This Time Due to Criminal Sexual Conduct Allegations A senior civilian staffer at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point has been fired after being arrested on a felony charge...
How Four Nuns Became the First Native American Women to Serve in the US Military Today, American Indians and Alaska Natives serve in the Armed Forces at five times the national average — with the women...