Navy hits historic recruiting numbers with more ads, tattoo approvals
Fiscal 2025 was the best recruiting year for the Navy since 2002. The head of Navy recruiting credited the feat, in part, to streamlining tattoo approvals.
By Hope Hodge Seck
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US Air Force revamps pilot training as T-7 era nears
Air Education and Training Command is preparing to teach instructor pilots on the T-7 and revamping its flying syllabus for the fifth-gen trainer.
Army Green Beret colonel, I Corps chief of staff arrested for domestic violence allegations
A former commander of 1st Special Forces Group and the current chief of staff assigned to I Corps at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, was arrested on allegations of domestic assault and felony harassment.
By Kyle Rempfer
Special Forces sergeant charged in Illinois bowling alley shooting that killed 3
Investigators are in touch with the U.S. Army about the shooter, Duke Webb, 37.
By Kyle Rempfer
Excerpt from ‘A Red Line in the Sand’ on the challenges posed by China in the South China Sea and elsewhere
In his upcoming book, David Andelman says the Chinese have shown a most determined effort to enforce their red lines and their declared prerogatives across the South China Sea.
By David Andelman
Body armor designed for women comes to Wyoming’s F.E. Warren Air Force Base
Equipment originally designed for men, including body armor, is being reviewed to figure out how to make it better fit women.
French court convicts ISIS operative over 2015 train attack foiled by 3 American passengers
A French court on Thursday convicted an Islamic State operative over a train attack five years ago that was foiled with the dramatic intervention of three American passengers.
Here’s when Armed Forces Retirement Home residents, staff will be offered COVID vaccine
Residents and staff members of Armed Forces Retirement Home are a top priority for the initial deliveries of vaccine.
By Karen Jowers
Arlington funeral held for Medal of Honor recipient who died from COVID-19
Retired Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie Adkins died in April at the age of 86 after developing the illness caused by the new coronavirus.
Big six veterans groups ask Trump to fire VA Secretary Wilkie immediately
The groups' say they have lost faith in the ability of VA Secretary Robert Wilkie to lead the department.
The use of US special operation forces in great power competition: Imposing costs on adversarial gray zone operations
America's adversaries have found ways to indirectly compete against the U.S. in the gray zone, says the author of this commentary.
By Kaley Scholl