Army fellowship offers paid degree, editor jobs to revitalize journals
Fellows will spend a year at the University of Kansas earning a graduate journalism degree before being assigned as full-time editors to an Army journal.
By Todd South
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Depth of magazine: Preparing the joint force for protracted conflict
The depth of America's magazine will determine the credibility of U.S. deterrence, writes the assistant commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps.
By Gen. Christopher Mahoney
From homeless to hero — and maybe the cover of Maxim magazine?
The Navy veteran spent her high school years homeless on the streets of LA. Now, she's vying for a spot on the cover of Maxim magazine.
By Natalie Gross
Power couple: Wife of airman who survived most catastrophic wounds in history vying for cover of Maxim magazine
Brian lost both legs and his dominant right hand when a 107mm rocket exploded just three feet away.
By J.D. Simkins
Tyrant designs G43 mag extensions remain in limited numbers
Ver limited numbers of the Tyrant Designs CNC Glock 43 +3 magazine extensions are still available, resupply not expected until next month.
By Staff
Here’s how a pot magazine ended up on the shelf of a Navy exchange
A customer asked about the 'Marijuana' mag via social media.
By Karen Jowers
Surface Navy mourns the passing of Albert Lee Kaiss
Kais died from natural causes at his Hagerstown, Maryland, home on July 25. He was 78.
By Carl Prine
Remembering the start of the Korean War
Sixty-eight years ago, the Korean War began.
By Military Times staff
This drum mag could be the answer for Marine IAR gunners who need to pour on the fire
The Marine Corps has been reportedly testing a new high-capacity magazine for infantrymen carrying the M27 IAR.
By Christian Lowe
Nominations due soon for 2018 Military Spouse of the Year
Nominations are open for the 2018 Armed Forces Insurance Military Spouse of the Year Award.
By Nicole Bauke
Mother ships
Mother ships — aircraft designed to carry and launch small airplanes for specific missions — have existed for more than a century.
By Frederick A. Johnsen
Pacific Northwest naval island acts as 'logistical backbone'
Naval Magazine Indian Island serves as the last stop for many ships where they load up on “fuel, food and munitions” before heading out to the open ocean, said Cmdr. Rocky Pulley, commanding officer of the installation.
By Julianne Stanford, Kitsap (Bremerton, Wash.) Sun via AP