Pensacola Shooter Radicalized Years Before Terror Attack on Navy Base, FBI Says The Saudi officer who carried out a terrorist attack on a Florida military base began radicalizing as early as 2015.
Official: FBI Finds Link Between NAS Pensacola Gunman, al-Qaida The contacts between the shooter, Mohammed Alshamrani, and the al-Qaida operative were discovered on the shooter's phone.
Navy Fires Head of Aviation Training School The commanding officer of the Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training in Pensacola was relieved of command.
Marine Corps Limits Foreign Troops' Base Access After Pensacola Attack Marine Corps commands have until Feb. 25 to complete rosters of all foreign troops assigned to their units or schools.
Al-Qaida in Yemen Claims Deadly Shooting at Naval Air Station Pensacola Al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula, or AQAP, released a video claiming the attack.
New Security Measures after Pensacola Shooting Should Provide More Confidence: Esper During his visit to Pensacola, Esper met with first responders who ran into the building and returned fire.
Pentagon Gives Conditional OK to Resume Saudi Training in US Operational training for the approximately 850 Saudis at multiple U.S bases was suspended on Dec. 10.
DoD Restricts Firearms, Base Access, and Travel for Foreign Military Students Training in the US The policies are a result of a review of vetting procedures for foreign students started after the shooting at NAS Pensacola...
Pensacola Heroes: How 2 Marines and an Injured Sailor Saved Lives During Mass Shooting The troops' courageous acts were highlighted by U.S. Attorney General William Barr this week.
DoD to Announce New Base Security Measures Worldwide in Wake of Pensacola Shooting Esper will provide Naval Air Station Pensacola leadership with a preview of new security measures being developed.
DoD to Assess Female Troops' Reproductive Health for First Time in Decades The survey focuses on their experiences with military health care and preferences for family planning and contraception.
She Was a Pioneering Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer. A Tsunami of Sexual Harassment Followed Sara Faulkner had the "it" factor as the first woman to graduate from the Coast Guard's helicopter rescue swimmer school.
Ex-Green Berets Sentenced to 20 Years for Venezuela Attack Both decorated former U.S. service members, they were found guilty of conspiracy, trafficking in illegal arms and terrorism.
Military Leaders Are Confronting a New Form of Discrimination: Pregnancy Bias Discrimination, conscious or not, often starts during maternity leave.
Remains of Missing Marines, Sailor Recovered from Sunken Amphibious Vehicle The remains will be transported to Dover Air Force Base for preparation for burial.
