Army Experiments with Autonomous Quadruped Vehicle
Soldiers soon could move through hostile territory, accompanied by an autonomous vehicle that would carry the gear they need to …More
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Enter your email to subscribe free!Bye-Bye, ‘Blueberry’ Cammies
The Navy has done away with the so-called “Blueberry” camouflage uniform. Stars and Stripes reported that the Type I Navy …More
Milley Sworn in as JCS Chairman; McCarthy as Army Secretary
Army Gen. Mark A. Milley was sworn in as the nation’s 20th chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during …More
Expeditionary Strike Group Commander Fired
The Navy has relieved Rear Adm. Erik Ross of his post as commander, Expeditionary Strike Group Two (ESG-2). Vice Adm. …More
New Hiring Process for AF First Sergeants
Newly selected Air Force first sergeants will now move to their positions under a different hiring process. Those in the …More
Electronic PCS Vouchers Now Available
Sailors can now fill out and submit electronic voucher forms when they move to new duty stations. Through their MyPCS …More
End to HIV Discharges Sought
Two active-duty airmen who are HIV-positive asked a panel of three federal judges to overturn a Trump administration mandate that …More
Hypersonic Milestone Reached
In a controlled test, an Air Force research team achieved the highest thrust ever produced by a hypersonic engine in …More
Bill Would Provide Service Dogs to Vets with PTSD
Veterans who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) would have service dogs provided to them through the Department of Veterans …More
Senate Panel Votes To Confirm McCarthy as Next Army Secretary
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted Sept. 18 to confirm Ryan McCarthy as the next secretary of the Army. The …More
Marine Corps Installations Recover from Dorian
Four mid-Atlantic Marine Corps installations say they are moving as quickly as possible to resume normal operations, in the aftermath …More
Unmanned Refueler Completes First Test Flight
The MQ-25 unmanned aerial refueler completed its first test flight during a Sept. 19 test at Boeing’s facilities in Mascoutah, …More
Restrictions Eased for Pregnant Airmen
The Air Force is easing certain restrictions for pregnant airmen. No longer will they need medical waivers to serve as …More
Change Could Affect Tuition Assistance Participation
Fewer commissioned officers would use the Pentagon’s tuition assistance program if Congress approves a proposal that would extend service commitments …More
Passengers, Cargo Barred from KC-46 Flights
The Air Force’s new KC-46 tanker will not carry cargo or passengers for the indefinite future. The service barred such …More
