Navy Resumes Flight Training for Saudi Troops After Pensacola Terror Attack The move follows a host of new restrictions placed on foreign troops, including limiting their access to bases.
US Believes Al Qaeda Leader in Yemen 'Likely' Killed by Airstrike, Source Says Qassim al-Rimi is believed to have died as a result of the attack but his death has not been confirmed.
Pentagon Announces Plans to Monitor Foreign Trainees' Social Media Posts Some 850 Saudi students were subject to additional screenings after a deadly mass shooting.
Ousters, New Deployments and Supercarrier Woes: The Top Military Stories of 2019 It's perhaps unsurprising that the dominant themes have been turnover and conflict -- internal as well as external.
Pentagon Orders Training Pause for 850 Saudi Troops in US The Pentagon has paused its training in the U.S. with Saudi nationals until officials conduct a thorough review.
Navy Grounds 175 Saudi Aviation Students Following Pensacola Shooting A safety stand-down and operational pause began Monday for some 175 Saudi Arabian students at Naval Air Stations Pensacola.
Esper Calls for Review of Foreign Troop Vetting in Wake of Pensacola Shootings His remarks come after a Saudi officer trainee killed three sailors in a Pensacola classroom building.
No Plans to Change Foreign Military Training After Pensacola Shooting, Top Generals Say "[Do I] have reservations about sending Marines or service members to other countries [like] Saudi Arabia? No, not at all."
Lawmakers Want Answers on Report US May Send 14,000 More Troops to Middle East Lawmakers called on Defense Secretary Mark Esper to clarify the Pentagon's plans.
B-1 Bombers Return from Saudi Arabia as B-2s, B-52s Head to Europe B-1B Lancers have returned stateside after a short trip to Saudi Arabia's Prince Sultan Air Base.
Here's Kamala Harris' Record on Veterans and Military Issues As vice president, Harris has supported Biden's major initiatives on service members and veterans, including the massive...
Pentagon Reviewing 20 Medal of Honor Awards Given to Soldiers at the Wounded Knee Massacre Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has directed a five-person panel to review the 20 Medals of Honor that the Army awarded to...
$450 Million B-1B Lancer Crash Attributed to Crew Failures and 'Degradation of Airman Skills' A B-1B Lancer valued at more than $450 million that crashed in South Dakota at the start of this year missed the runway by...
Navy SEALs, Sailors Who Refused COVID Vaccine Will Have Records Expunged After Legal Settlement The Navy also must correct the records of those who left the service after they weren't granted religious accommodation.
The Army Is Reducing Job Choice for New Recruits in 2 Critical Fields Both the field artillery and air defense fields, as well as surveillance and communications systems, will no longer allow...