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Where’s the beef? Air Force cadets recently battled meat shortage
Cadets at the Air Force Academy faced the dual threat of an on-base restriction and a steak shortage.
By Riley Ceder
Sailors test positive for COVID-19 aboard dock landing ship Carter Hall
Officials refuse to say how many sailors have been infected.
Best pics of the week: May 24, 2020
From live-fire training, PT and "Flags-In" at Arlington, troops take precautions to lessen the spread of the coronavirus in this week's Frontline Photos.
Second lady, senior spouses to participate in virtual town hall for Military Spouse Appreciation Day
Spouses will share experiences and challenges in times of COVID-19.
By Karen Jowers
Tribute to mark 250th anniversary of Boston Massacre
On March 5, 1770, British soldiers opened fire on a crowd, killing five men, including Crispus Attucks, who was of African American and Native American descent and was the first person to die in the massacre.
Perfect Trap: Meet the godfather of Navy and Marine Corps aviation
Vice Adm. Frederick “Trap” Trapnell's Navy career encompassed biplanes, airships, World War II fighters, research planes and early carrier jets.
By Mark Carlson, Aviation History
Free records — 8 million of 'em!
An instant hit with World War II sailors, V-Discs are today a priceless archive of rare performances by jazz and pop greats.
By Lewis Lord, World War II Magazine
Navy, Marines drill with Brunei forces, DreamWorks flick causes row
Another week for a simmering South China Sea to start boiling.
Alfred Thayer Mahan and his vain quest to keep ships straight
He was one of the world's greatest maritime strategists. A gifted seaman? Not so much.
By Donald Lankiewicz, American History Magazine
USNS vessel will honor this Wyoming city
It will be classified T-EPF-14, which means it’s a Spearhead-class expeditionary fast transport.
Good blood: Machine gunner killed nearly 100 before falling to a banzai charge
Goodblood received the Congressional Medal of Honor for his actions.
By J.D. Simkins