CNO: Ohio-Class Replacement a Priority
Replacement of the aging Ohio-class nuclear ballistic missile submarine – without compromising future shipbuilding budgets – is a top priority …More
Replacement of the aging Ohio-class nuclear ballistic missile submarine – without compromising future shipbuilding budgets – is a top priority …More
A group of 214 retired flag officers bought a full-page advertisement in Aug. 30 issues of the New York Times, …More
The chief executive officer of Columbia Sportswear dispatched his personal private jet to transport the mothers of two U.S. service …More
The newest Virginia-class attack submarine will be named Idaho, Navy Secretary Ray Mabus announced Aug. 22 in Boise, the state’s …More
National Guard units from several states have joined the effort to thwart forest fires in 10 water-starved western states. The …More
Children of service members in California are more prone to behavior problems than their civilian counterparts, according to a study …More
The Pentagon plans to increase the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for combat and reconnaissance missions, the Wall Street …More
Two women and 94 men successfully completed the third (swamp) phase of the 62-day Ranger course Aug. 17. The women …More
A contingent of 160 Marines, equipped with tanks, artillery and light-armored reconnaissance vehicles, are deploying to Bulgaria from Bremerhaven, Germany. …More
The Army now will require soldiers to complete professional military education (PME) courses before promoting them. Beginning in January, for …More
Chelsea Manning, the former male Army sergeant who was convicted of espionage, could face solitary confinement. Manning was caught holding …More
The same three former Marines who hauled down the Stars and Stripes at the U.S. embassy in Havana, Cuba, in …More
The five service members who died when a gunman attacked their offices July 16 were honored in the city where …More
The Pentagon is ready to introduce guidelines that would reduce sharply the amount of military-related surplus gear donations and sales …More
The F-35 Lightning II fighter aircraft is too expensive and not as good as the adversaries it would face in …More
The Defense Department is considering the transfer of detainees held at Guantanamo Bay Naval Station, Cuba, to two U.S. facilities, …More
Thirty-six flag officers who retired from the five armed services have written an open letter expressing support for the Iran …More
The American Psychological Association voted to prohibit its members from taking part in national-security interrogations. The action came after a …More
The Air Force is inviting potential vendors to make their cases for winning the contract to design the replacement for …More
Reporters Without Borders, an international journalists’ advocacy group, is urging the Defense Department to revise the official policy that classifies …More
Faulty steam pipe elbows supplied by a vendor have rendered three attack submarines unable to deploy. The submarines – North …More
The Air Force has moved six F-16 Falcon fighter jets and 300 support personnel to Incirlik Air Base, Turkey, to …More
The Alameda, Calif.-based Coast Guard cutter Stratton offloaded 66,000 pounds of cocaine in San Diego Aug. 10. The vessel seized …More
The Senate voted Aug. 5 to confirm the nomination of Gen. Mark A. Milley to become the next chief of …More
Two sailors stationed aboard the carrier Harry S. Truman were injured when an F/A-18C Hornet caught fire on the flight …More
More Marine Corps veterans who may have become sick because they were exposed to tainted drinking water at Camp Lejeune, …More
Two female soldiers were among the 127 who successfully completed the Mountain Phase of the Ranger Course, the Army announced …More
The Marine Corps has determined that the F-35B Lightning II is initial-operation capable – meaning the plane is ready to …More
The FBI issued an alert in Colorado and Wyoming, following reported incidents of Middle Eastern men approaching military families at …More
Some senior Navy officials are concerned about the Obama administration’s apparent reluctance to challenge China over its establishment of military …More