Marine unit conducts ‘first of its kind’ exercise to sense and target
The exercise extended communications, reconnaissance and targeting across wide swaths of the Pacific region.
By Todd South
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Navy officer charged with killing of wife at Japanese hotel
Lt. Cmdr. Christopher Olsen was charged May 7 at Naval Base San Diego with the unpremeditated murder of his wife.
By Riley Ceder
Frozen in time, US Embassy a monument to Iran hostage crisis
What initially began as a sit-in devolved into 444 days of captivity for 52 Americans seized in the embassy.
Purple Heart, Ranger tab, FAO: Meet the Army officer testifying about Trump’s Ukraine call
He was an infantryman wounded by an IED while in Iraq in 2004, and later became a foreign area officer.
By Kyle Rempfer
In newly inked deal, F-35 price falls to $78 million a copy
The new agreement gets the cost of an F-35A jets below $80 million, and the fresh price tag has come a year earlier than expected.
By Valerie Insinna
Marine colonel originally convicted for child sex abuse released from brig, awaiting retirement decision
"The convening authority will approve ‘no punishment’ on Wilson’s General Court-Martial."
By Philip Athey
A veteran’s perspective on Syria: A letter to our leadership
This is a case when service members deserve a private conversation with leaders without fear of reprisal, an officer says.
By Jay Zwirblis
Campaign: Warren’s call to exit Mideast means ‘combat troops’ only
Sen. Elizabeth Warren has served briefly on the Armed Services Committee.
By Robert Burns, The Associated Press
Defense Health Agency to create uniform systems for appointments, prescriptions, referrals and more
According to new Defense Health Agency Director Army Lt. Gen. Ronald Place, planned changes to the military health system will improve the patient experience.
By Patricia Kime
Statue of 1st black fighter pilot unveiled at Robins Air Force Base
A black fighter pilot who fought for the French Foreign Legion during World War I was honored with a statue at Robins Air Force Base in Georgia.
Competing and winning in Africa, a vast theater of opportunity
U.S. investment and its small U.S. defense footprint is making a difference in Africa, but the field is changing and competition is fierce.
By Col. Chris Karns