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Dems blast Trump’s pick for military personnel policy as too combative
Nominee Anthony Tata offered a partial apology for past comments attacking Democrats and Trump critics as traitors.
Myanmar's place at US military drills in Asia draws ire
Lawmakers are demanding Myanmar’s exclusion from U.S.-led military exercises in neighboring Thailand next week amid pressure for more American sanctions in response to atrocities against Rohingya Muslims.
Hearings for Fitz and McCain COs scheduled for next month
The sea service will soon publicly lay out its case against the two former ship captains.
Senate reaches budget deal with huge defense boost
Senate lawmakers have reached a two-year deal that would set defense spending at $700 billion for 2018 and $716 billion for 2019.
By Joe Gould
Navy’s new weapon of choice? Information
Three Navy leaders explain how the service prepares to stitch together operational domains and train next-gen information warriors.
By Amber Corrin
These Marines in Syria fired more artillery than any battalion since Vietnam
In five months they fired 35,000 artillery rounds on ISIS targets.
By Shawn Snow
The hellish journey through Pentagon’s red tape to approve a Medal of Honor
The gunny was 67 when the process started, and he is now 80.
By Shawn Snow
Goodbye, tape test? Sweeping DoD fitness review underway
As the Pentagon seeks to build a fitter force, everything is under review — from a new PT test to eliminating the dreaded body fat tape test to changing how troops eat and exercise.
By Tara Copp, AP
Heroes-turned-actors: 3 stars of ‘The 15:17 to Paris’ talk about their roles of a lifetime
The movie opens Feb. 9.
By Charlsy Panzino
Navy: 17 sailors disciplined for Fitzgerald and McCain collisions
Six sailors faced nonjudicial punishment proceedings this week in Yokosuka, Japan.
John Kelly: High school teacher ‘ought to go to hell’
A lot of people have weighed in on high school teacher Gregory Salcido’s anti-military rant apparently captured on video earlier this month.
By Staff Report