Iranian strikes target the infrastructure behind US airpower
Iran has struck radar systems, satellite communications and mission-critical aircraft at US bases across Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
By Michael Scanlon
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Hegseth reportedly removes 2 Black, 2 female Army officers from 1-star promotion list
Hegset has blocked promotions of four Army officers — two Black men and two women — to the rank of brigadier general, the New York Times reported Friday.
By Ellen Ioanes
Demise of key nuclear pact looms as US, Russia meet
The Trump administration is demanding that Russia comply with arms control treaties as the formal demise of a key Cold War-era nuclear pact looms in just two weeks.
New commandant considering 1 year leave of absence for moms and changes to evaluating and promoting Marines
Berger described the current parental and maternal leave policy as “inadequate."
By Shawn Snow
US, Russian delegations to discuss New START treaty in Geneva
Delegations from the U.S. and Russia are expected to meet this week to discuss arms control and the possibility of coaxing China into negotiating a new, three-way nuclear weapons pact, two senior administration officials said Monday.
WWII cryptologist, math genius Alan Turing chosen as the face of new English currency
Turing's life was the subject of the 2014 feature film, “The Imitation Game."
By J.D. Simkins
New England Patriots owner pledges $100K for families of Marine Jarheads bikers killed
The support helps, but "it doesn't stop the tears," said Jarheads member George Loring.
Army researchers building ‘smart’ land mines for future combat
The service is finding ways to give soldiers land mine-like tools to shape the battlefield.
By Todd South
Thousands of motorcyclists ride in honor of 7 Marine Jarheads bikers killed
More than 3,000 bikers, some from as far away as California and Florida, participated in the 90-mile tribute trip from Laconia, New Hampshire, to the somber crash site in Randolph.
NSA mystery case reaches the end, with many unanswered questions
A Navy veteran, Harold Martin was a contractor for the National Security Agency. His arrest followed news of a devastating disclosure of government hacking tools by a mysterious internet group calling itself the Shadow Brokers.
Marine recruit gets his own high school graduation ceremony before leaving for Parris Island
When his high school found out he was leaving for boot camp before senior graduation, they decided to give him a ceremony they thought he deserved.
By Brian Mackley