Navy To Renew Live Sonar Testing, Training
The Navy announced plans March 26 to renew authorization for live-sonar and explosives testing and training in the Atlantic and …More
The Navy announced plans March 26 to renew authorization for live-sonar and explosives testing and training in the Atlantic and …More
Air Force Capt. Matt Adams received the Airman’s Medal – the service’s highest award for heroism not associated with combat …More
Paratroopers soon could have body armor that would fit their mission. The Army is close to providing guidance for wearing …More
The Japanese government agreed to a U.S. request to construct a landfill that someday would serve as the site for …More
The Defense Department decided March 21 to delay by two weeks sending out furlough notices to its civilian work force. …More
The Navy is canceling more scheduled deployments of vessels, due to funding shortfalls caused by sequestration. Among them are next …More
Unemployment among National Guard and reserve members has declined, a senior civilian Pentagon official told members of the House Economic …More
The Army is testing a series of rigid-wall camp structures, which could replace tents in field deployments. The structures offer …More
Recruiting and retention for each of the Defense Department’s active and reserve components largely held steady for the period that …More
The Air Force is trimming most activities considered nonessential to mission support, in order to come to terms with the …More
The Office of Naval Research (ONR) is working on development of new fire-resistant clothing that could make its way to …More
Soldiers who suffer from symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are not subject to any disadvantages when they undergo the …More
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel ordered a full review March 11 of the case involving Air Force Lt. Col. James Wilkerson, …More
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel called for a review of the status of the new Distinguished Warfare Medal May 12, citing …More
Citing budgetary constraints that stem from the recent and steep cuts under sequestration, both the Army and Marine Corps are …More
Phony Internet predators are posing online as officials of the Army Criminal Investigation Command (CID), the service said. The rip-off …More
Veterans who make slight mistakes on their applications for small-business help now can correct them before the Department of Veterans …More
The Air Force has selected roughly 700 captains, majors, and lieutenant colonels for promotion. The lists are available online at …More
The Army will make all Soldier Record Briefs available online this fall. Once the initial stage of the Integrated Personnel …More
The Navy is encouraging sailors to enter its 1st Annual Healthy Recipe Contest. The winners’ entries will be included in …More
The failure of Congress and the White House to agree on budget reductions will require the Army and Marine Corps …More
Military members and their families will see significant curtailments of the services and benefits they are accustomed to in the …More
President Obama has nominated Maj. Gen. Michelle Johnson to serve as the 19th superintendent of the U.S. Air Force Academy. …More
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is seeking proposals to develop and produce small water-borne vessels that can launch …More
USS Freedom, the Navy’s first littoral combat ship, left her homeport at San Diego Naval Station, Calif., March 1, on …More
The Army plans to move two battalions of the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team to Caderma Ederle and a new …More
The Air Force has released the names of 1,367 master sergeants selected for promotion to senior master sergeant. Successful candidates …More
Five days after teaming with a Coast Guard helicopter and C-130 aircraft to intercept and board a go-fast vessel in …More
Two sailors received prison sentences after a trial in a Japanese court March 1, for their role in the rape …More