US Army stops accepting AH-64E helos from Boeing due to safety concerns

The U.S. Army has stopped taking deliveries from Boeing of the AH-64E Apache attack helicopter because a critical part, which helps hold the rotor blades in place, was causing concern during inspections.

Immigrant soldier dies waiting for US military to clear him for duty

Spc. Nemanja Janicijevic, 25, died April 12 during a physical fitness training session at Fort Lee, Virginia.

Naples mayor tells US Navy submarine to keep out

The mayor said Naples is a "city of peace" where nuclear subs aren't welcome.

SUBLANT’s Facebook claps back at the trolls

Commander, Submarine Forces calmly shot down several commenters who were outraged over more opportunities for female submariners.

Army chaplain faces same-sex discrimination claim; lawyer says he was following Army guidance

The chaplain said he feared bringing the same-sex couple on a marriage retreat would cause him to lose his chaplain endorsement.

3 former US Army soldiers convicted in contract killing

A former U.S. Army sniper and two other ex-American soldiers were convicted Wednesday in the contract killing of a real estate agent in the Philippines for an international crime boss who thought the woman had cheated him on a land deal.

US tragedy assistance group wants to help military families in Ukraine

TAPS is sharing what it has learned about peer-based emotional support with an increasing number of countries around the world ― most recently Ukraine.

Air Force awards nearly $1 billion contract for a hypersonic cruise missile

The contract is part of a broad Pentagon push to kickstart America’s hypersonic arsenal.

• ● STRATCOM head: Don’t doubt Russia’s drive to develop ‘invincible’ hypersonic missile

Pentagon corrects statements about air-to-surface missile, F-22 roles in Syria strike

The Pentagon on Thursday corrected the record on the use of an advanced air-to-surface missile and the F-22 Raptor fighter during the April 13 strike on Syrian regime chemical weapons facilities.

• ● After Syria missile strikes, US stuck in holding pattern
• ● Pentagon: Sarin likely at Syria sites, but questions remain

Southwest pilot who landed crippled plane was a Navy aviation pioneer

Tammie Jo Shults was among the first cohort of women pilots to transfer to Navy tactical aircraft in the early 1990s.

• ● Veteran lawmaker wants Congress to honor Southwest pilot as a civilian and military hero

Ambitious VA medical records overhaul in jeopardy after department shakeup

Former VA Secretary David Shulkin has said the department was close to finalizing a contract just before he was fired. Now the deal is in limbo.

House Democrats want war authorization repeal, but path is unclear

Democrats are in wide agreement the post-9/11 war authorizations should be repealed, according to the House's minority leader. But what to replace it with and how are the million-dollar questions.