The Air Force pauses the Next Generation Air Dominance program to reevaluate strategies for aerial warfare, focusing on cost-effective solutions and integrating uncrewed systems.
Chief Warrant Officer Stephen LaRose faced a court-martial, receiving a reprimand for false statements while charges of unauthorized absence were dismissed. He plans to appeal.
Active-duty Marine Edmund discovered his great-grandfather's 1926 disciplinary record, revealing minor offenses and surprising inconsistencies in punishments, deepening his appreciation for family military history.
Starting January 1, Army Emergency Relief offers fully funded grants for emergency travel, covering up to $2,000 for domestic flights and $4,000 for international trips.
Military personnel in barracks will receive complimentary high-speed Internet access, enhancing living conditions and boosting retention through the National Defense Authorization Act for 2025.
U.S. Central Command confirmed that the USS Gettysburg mistakenly shot down an F/A-18 fighter jet over the Red Sea, resulting in minor injuries to one pilot.
In 2022, 6,407 veterans died by suicide, highlighting ongoing mental health challenges despite $13.5 billion investment in veteran care and support initiatives.
The United States Space Force celebrates its fifth anniversary while preparing to deploy advanced ground-based jamming systems to disrupt enemy satellite communications and enhance tactical safety.
The Senate passed a bipartisan funding bill to avoid a government shutdown, providing temporary federal support and disaster relief while delaying a debt ceiling increase until next year.
Lt. Cmdr. Adam Sandifer was relieved of his command at the Navy Reserve Center in Shreveport due to a loss of confidence in his leadership abilities.