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AFSOC command chief relieved amid investigation
Air Force Special Operations Command’s top enlisted airman was removed "only after careful consideration," the AFSOC commander said.
Marines tackle barracks repairs with elbow grease, outside expertise
The cleanup and repair at Camp Pendleton is an early step in fixing the Corps' decades-long barracks problems.
By Todd South
Navy cyber wing supervisor abused position of power, DOD report says
A DOD Inspector General report found that a Navy supervisor retaliated against an employee after they brought up concerns with mission statuses.
By Riley Ceder
Two service members wounded in raid on ISIS leaders in Iraq
The two are in stable condition after the latest in a series of raids on the terrorist group.
US Navy ousts top commanders of ship repair facility in Japan
Capt. Zaldy Valenzuela and Cmdr. Art Palalay were fired from their respective positions on Sunday.
By Diana Stancy
US stealth bombers strike 5 Houthi weapons bunkers
Central Command said the attacks hit missiles and other weapons components used by the militia group.
Army moves ahead on plans to replace storied Bradley Fighting Vehicle
The program to replace the venerable Bradley infantry fighting vehicle is expected to cost $45 billion.
By Jen Judson
From CamoGPT to life skills, the Army is changing how it trains troops
Gen. Gary Brito, head of Army Training and Doctrine Command, discusses what training updates mean for new and career soldiers.
By Todd South
Fighting ‘dirty’ — The Army’s plan to survive, and win, a doomsday war
The Army is reinvigorating CBRN training and gear as adversaries spin up hazardous threats.
By Todd South
Army Reserve needs skilled soldiers to support major combat
The Reserve is looking to direct commissions and better technology to help recruit and keep soldiers in uniform.
By Todd South
Training partners give US soldiers better backup in future combat
The Army’s answer to training partner forces — its security force assistance brigades — is proving as helpful to the trainers as the students.
By Todd South