The risk of war with China is spurring the Air Force to create ‘air mobility teams’ charged with dispersing quickly to deliver cargo to far-flung spots across the Indo-Pacific.
The Navy approved plans to keep the guided-missile destroyer USS Arleigh Burke in service another five years.
The Navy’s MQ-4C Triton, fresh from in-flight capability trials over the Indo-Pacific, is teed up for further testing with advanced capabilities this year.
Some here say they’ll keep calling it Pickett. Others are fine with moving on. Many say they simply haven’t given it much thought at all.
The agency said Tuesday it had responded to the report of a makeshift, steel-hulled craft apparently disabled in heavy seas about 6 miles off the coast after a civilian boater reporting seeing people in the water.
The decision to set up a permanent base in Poland amounts to a milestone for the U.S. military in the former Eastern Bloc, where American troops since the end of the Cold War have maintained a lighter, mobile presence.
Community members are being encouraged to line the streets Thursday near Ontario Airport with American flags to welcome home Army Golden Knight Michael Ty Kettenhofen.
The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt will return to its homeport of San Diego on Thursday after 18 months up maintenance, repairs and modernization in Bremerton, Wash.
The Hoke County Sheriff’s Office filed first-degree murder charges against Army Staff Sgt. Brandon Allen Amos-Dixon, accusing him in the killing of Staff Sgt. Jimmy Lee Smith III in Raeford, about 30 miles southwest of Fort Bragg.
A Fort Riley guard has shot and wounded a motorist after an altercation at a gate at the Kansas Army base.
Historic residential housing of the kind slated for significant remodeling at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is rare in the Air Force. For that reason and others, the cost for remodeling the homes will be high, Brig. Gen. Mark Slominski said.
An unspecified ‘incident’ at Naval Base Guam’s main exchange store on Tuesday closed roads and spurred a response from security forces, fire and emergency services.
The Air Force is using commercial Starlink satellites to communicate with airmen dispersed across the vast Indo-Pacific.
The Air Force has relieved the head of its preeminent logistics hub in the Indo-Pacific due to ‘shortfalls in his personal conduct prior to taking command.’
Military and civilian families who drank and bathed in fuel-tainted water after a fuel spill at the Navy’s Red Hill facility in November 2021 contaminated their water also may have been exposed to an anti-icing additive.
The Air Force has chosen Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Alaska to host the service’s first integrated center capable of joint and multinational force training.
Col. Christopher Warner, an Army psychiatrist removed from command more than two years ago following allegations that he raped his family’s live-in nanny, will retire from the service in May.
The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC) is having a hiring event for both AFLCMC and 88th Air Base Wing job openings Wednesday, its first public jobs fair since 2019.
Col. Charles Bergman has received the Army’s highest individual noncombat award in recognition of the aid he rendered to the victims of a tragic train derailment in the Bavarian town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen last year.