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Meet the ‘Laughing Paratrooper’ of World War II
Most people would be concerned for their own safety with a gun pointed at them. Leonard Funk laughed it off.
House Bill Would Ban the Confederate Flag from All US Military Properties, Rename Bases
The amendment would prohibit display of the flag on all installations, workplaces and common and public areas.
Modern Reporting Technology Might Have Irked Military Leaders in Vietnam
What would Hal Moore have done at Ia Drang if there were live reporters around? Joe Galloway knows.
Why 'Germany First?' The Origins of the WWII Policy
"The Roosevelt administration had already decided to prioritize the defeat of Nazi Germany, even if Japan attacked the U.S."
Coast Guard Sets Francis Scott Key Buoy to Commemorate Birthplace of National Anthem
Key wrote the lyrics for “The Star-Spangled Banner” in 1814 while being detained during the bombardment of Fort McHenry.
'Star Trek's' Lt. Uhura Was a NASA Recruiter. And It Worked Like a Charm
Nichols almost left the show after the first season and it's a good thing she didn't -- for many reasons.
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Pentagon Lifts Travel Ban in All Except 3 States
Ten more states have met the criteria to lift the travel restrictions the Pentagon set in place in March.
Senate Proposal May Delay Launch of ACFT
Lawmakers in the Senate are proposing a new hurdle in the Army's race to replace its outdated physical fitness test.
Pentagon to Retirees: Plan Now for Tricare Select Enrollment Fees in 2021
It's the first time since the creation of Tricare Select that users will have to pay a monthly fee.
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U.S. Army paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne will be the first unit to receive the service's new Infantry Assault Vehicle.
Major Space Force Units to Be Called Deltas, Officials Announce
The U.S. Space Force has determined how it will be organized, right down to the squadron level.
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Approximately 5,500 soldiers will participate in Exercise Lightning Forge at various training areas on Oahu.
Army Specialist Killed in Afghanistan Vehicle Rollover Accident
A 21-year-old soldier from Texas was killed Friday in southwestern Afghanistan, Pentagon officials announced Saturday night.
Army Relies on Social Media for Recruitment During Pandemic, Tampa Unit has Reopened
The national command was 4,000 enlistments behind its annual goal by the end of June.
Navy News
France-Turkey Spat Over Libya Arms Exposes NATO's Limits
It’s not the first time Turkey has been at the center of controversy at NATO.
Reagan, Nimitz Enter South China Sea as China Conducts its Own Military Exercises
The last time two carriers were in the South China Sea together was September 2014.
Navy Chief Who Died Aboard Deployed Carrier Roosevelt Identified
The carrier has been operating in the Eastern Pacific and was in the vicinity of Pearl Harbor at the time.
Air Force News
Air Force Uses Customized Shipping Box to Fly COVID-19 Patients Out of Middle East
The NPC can carry up to 28 COVID-19 patients without spreading the disease to the aircrew.
Air Force IDs Lieutenant Killed in South Carolina F-16 Crash
The latest accident marks the fourth crash of a U.S. Air Force fighter jet since May.
'Shame on Us' If Important Air Force Reforms Fall By the Wayside, Top General Says
Gen. Goldfein said if the chance to make things right for all airmen falls by the wayside, it will be the Air Force's fault.
Marine Corps News
From Moving to US to Serving it: Woman Adopted from Russia Excels as Marine
Her interest in joining the military stems from her experience as a child.
Marine Corps' First Female Ground Combat Battalion Commander Reflects on her Historic Role
Macander said her role and history-making command came with its own set of challenges.
General, Colonel Rebuked After Marine Corps Finds Serious Flaws in Fatal Crash Investigation
The Marine Corps has acknowledged a host of problems with an investigation into a midair collision off the coast of Japan.
Coast Guard News
21 Mexican Nationals Caught in Two-Boat Maritime Smuggling Attempt
The boats were spotted at about 1 a.m. as they crossed from Mexican territorial waters toward the United States.
Pressure Increases on Coast Guard to Ban Confederate Flag
The Coast Guard changed its policy in 2019 to give commanders discretion as to how to handle such imagery.
Coast Guard Station Brunswick Honors Shipwreck Rescue Efforts
Eight members of Coast Guard Station Brunswick were recognized Monday for their exemplary performance during rescue efforts.