Troops with a history of gender dysphoria or who show symptoms of the condition will be subject to medical record reviews if they don’t self-report, according to a memo issued Thursday by the Pentagon.

After Adm. Kevin Lunday took over as acting commandant of the Coast Guard, the service’s ships were immediately surged to southern Florida and other areas of the country to deter maritime migration. Many of the Coast Guard’s cutters are approaching 50 years old.

The Pentagon has issued a new deadline for transgender troops to voluntarily separate from military service following a Supreme Court ruling earlier this week. Active-duty transgender troops have until June 6 to begin the process of separating from the armed forces or risk being booted out, according to a memo signed Thursday by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

A fatal Marine Corps helicopter crash last year was caused by pilot error, but deteriorating weather conditions and the use of night-vision goggles might have been contributing factors, according to an investigation released Wednesday.

The Navy is asking sailors to answer questions about their quality of life and work to help improve retention in the service. Accessible online, the annual “Health of the Force” survey is open until June 30 and takes about 20 minutes to complete. Participation in the survey is voluntary and confidential.

The report, which was dated Friday, pointed to a breakdown in joint training and years of divestment in mission-essential watercraft. The report also found the Army and Navy struggled to staff the ships for the Gaza mission.

USS Harry S. Truman was ordered to stay in the Red Sea for another week, extending its deployment to continue fighting Houthi attacks, a U.S. defense official confirmed Friday.

The Marine Corps’ barracks improvement effort is being hindered by uncertain congressional funding and the federal hiring freeze as the service has pushed back its completion goal to at least 2037.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth moved to cancel a program that promoted the participation of women in national security, claiming the initiative is “woke,” “divisive” and distracts troops.

The Pentagon is reviewing the medical standards for military enlistment during the next month with plans to update the list of health conditions for which potential recruits can request medical waivers.