Navy bans sailors from Pensacola bar rumored to serve underage troops
Wild Greg's Saloon enabled underage drinking, drug use and bathroom sex, according to NAS Pensacola Base Commander Captain Chandra Newman.
By Riley Ceder
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Marine billboard in Memphis defaced with offensive ‘alligator’ banner
The banner appeared to reference a controversial temporary immigration detention facility in Florida, which the Corps is not involved in operating.
By Zita Ballinger Fletcher
Missing soldier found dead after massive manhunt in Florida
He was found in a wooded area on the camp, officials say.
By Kathleen Curthoys
NC man will admit to impersonating 3-star Army general for helicopter ride
A man accused of trying to impress a woman by landing a chartered helicopter at a North Carolina technology company plans to plead guilty to impersonating a three-star Army general and will concede that he was sane at the time, according to a new court filing.
Florida health agency collecting data on Patrick Air Force Base cancers
Florida community is asking, why were there so many cancers?
By Tara Copp, AP
Army garrison calls immigration agents on NYC pizza delivery man
He went from delivering pizza to being detained by immigration officers.
China warns US against provocations following B-52 flyby
China lashed out at the U.S. on Wednesday after a pair of B-52 bombers flew past a Chinese-held shoal in the South China Sea, amid escalating words and displays of military strength from the two major Pacific powers.
US moves to justify sail-by operations in South China Sea
A senior U.S. Navy officer has pushed back against suggestions at a regional security summit that freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea have been ineffective.
By Mike Yeo
Defense officials open investigation into drinking, drug allegations against White House doctor
Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson was forced to withdraw from the nomination process to become VA Secretary because of the allegations.
Shrinking the infantry squad: Why the Corps wants to fight with fewer Marines
The Corps is cutting manpower in the infantry squad: from 13 Marines down to 12.
By Shawn Snow
Coast Guard unloads 6 tons of seized cocaine in Florida
The Coast Guard has unloaded six tons (5,400 kilograms) of cocaine in Florida following several seizures of the drug at sea.
The Corps wants more Javelins as it phases out aging TOWs
Four Javelin anti-tank missile systems will be added to the Corps’ weapons companies, bringing the total to 12.
By Shawn Snow