US Navy rotates last cruiser homeported in Japan to San Diego
The USS Robert Smalls will be replaced by the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Mustin.
By Riley Ceder
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Trump to join grieving families for return of soldiers killed in Iran war
The president is joining families at Dover Air Force Base at the dignified transfer for the six U.S. troops killed in the war in the Middle East.
‘To Corps, country, and each other’: Top Marine’s birthday message may leave you hiding tears
The Corps has released its 243rd birthday message.
By Shawn Snow
Fewer veterans were homeless in 2018, after a worrisome rise last year
About 38,000 veterans struggle with stable housing in America today.
Here are the key areas the Corps is focusing on to improve Marine performance on the battlefield
The Corps is interested in a range of tech that will boost a Marine's vision, hearing, and movement on the battlefield.
By Shawn Snow
This is how the Corps is overhauling its enlisted military education to boost lethality and college accreditation
The Sergeants School is being lengthened to five weeks, and the curriculum will better align with civilian colleges and universities.
By Shawn Snow
New lawsuit seeks VA compensation for veterans' unpaid emergency room costs
If successful, the case could be the first class-action suit brought against the VA since a landmark ruling this summer.
Transgender bodybuilder sculpts a new life in the Navy
The sailor had never participated in a bodybuilding competition before. It was all new, much like the past seven years of his life.
By J.D. Simkins
‘I won’t even call him a man': Mattis rips into synagogue shooter
Mattis has frequently encouraged military to serve as a leading example of civility during internal violence and instability.
By Tara Copp, AP
Heavy seas damage Navy ship near Iceland
The amphibious dock landing ship Gunston Hall was damaged while sailing to a massive NATO exercise slated to begin on Thursday.
Union demands investigation into VA official who displayed painting of KKK leader
The painting was removed after a Washington Post story earlier this week detailing employee complaints about the racial issues it was causing.
'It changed the way we look at the world’: Top Marine says Beirut bombing, like 9/11, still impacts us today
241 U.S. service members were killed in the October 1983 truck bombing of the Marine barracks in Beirut.
By Shawn Snow