Army tests robotic coyotes to defend fighter jets
Unmanned ground vehicles mounted with life-size plastic coyotes are one idea proposed as part of a new effort to keep wildlife away from military aircraft.
By Hope Hodge Seck
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Illinois veteran bestowed military honors nearly a decade after death
An extraordinary cold case investigation revealed a formerly unidentified ward of the state to be a Women's Army Corps veteran.
Military Times honors 2019 Service Members of the Year in DC
Five individuals whose commitment to service goes above and beyond the call of duty were honored.
By Kristine Froeba
This move would end naming bases, ships in honor of the Confederacy and its leaders
The Army operates 10 installations named after Confederate military commanders.
Senators want to know if the next Joint Chiefs chairman can stand up to Trump
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley faced questioning Wednesday on his road to confirmation as the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
US-made missiles found in Libya compound belonged to France
France’s Defense Ministry acknowledged Wednesday that U.S.-made missiles captured from the self-styled Libyan National Army belonged to the French military.
Would lowering the age of recruitment fix the military’s recruiting worries?
To combat the growing military-civilian divide, the military must be willing to change its recruiting tactics amid changing times, the author of this opinion piece writes.
By Shane McCarthy
Army, Navy face big shake-up on the road to confirming the next SECDEF
Both the Army and Navy secretaries are expected to fill the Pentagon's top role in the coming weeks. Or months.
Wounded Warrior Program families honored with special July 4th invite to US Capitol
Wounded Warrior Project families honored with special July 4th invite to US Capitol.
By Kristine Froeba
Top military officials to join in on DC’s Fourth of July celebration
The Pentagon confirmed that top Defense Department officials will attend the president's Fourth of July celebration.
Trump touts July 4 military ‘salute;’ critics see politics
President Donald Trump marshaled tanks, bombers and other machinery of war on Tuesday for a Fourth of July celebration that traditionally is light on military might, while critics accused him of using America’s military as a political prop.
By Robert Burns, The Associated Press and Lolita C. Baldor, The Associated Press