Pentagon & PolicyJune 3, 2026·Military.com
House Passes Iran War Powers Resolution, Faces Senate Challenge
The House has passed a resolution on Iran war powers, but it may not reach the President's desk. Learn what this means for service members.
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Pentagon & Policy·Jun 3, 2026·Air & Space Forces Magazine
Air Force Plans $213 Million for CV-22 Gearbox Upgrades in 2027 Budget
The Air Force is investing $213 million in CV-22 upgrades, focusing on new gearboxes for improved performance.
Pentagon & Policy·Jun 3, 2026·DefenseScoop
DISA to Demonstrate Mission Partner Environment in Joint Exercise
DISA will showcase its Mission Partner Environment capabilities during a joint exercise in the Indo-Pacific this fall.
Service Life·Jun 3, 2026·Military Times
Navy's Grab-and-Go Food Stations to Be Available All Day by End of 2026
The Navy plans to have grab-and-go food stations open all day by the end of 2026, enhancing meal access for service members.
Pentagon & Policy·Jun 3, 2026·Task & Purpose
Navy Fires Entire Leadership Team of Ship Repair Facility in Japan
The Navy has relieved the entire leadership team of a ship repair facility in Japan without providing specific reasons.
Pay & Benefits·Jun 3, 2026·Military Times
DoD Urged to Review Special Needs Health Care Programs for Military Families
The DoD is urged to review special needs health care programs to ensure they effectively support military families.
Defense Tech·Jun 3, 2026·Military Times
Establishing a Separate U.S. Cyber Force Could Cost $10 Billion
A report outlines the $10 billion cost and timeline for establishing a U.S. Cyber Force amid congressional discussions.
Pay & Benefits
View all →Pay & Benefits·Jun 3, 2026·Military Times
DoD Urged to Review Special Needs Health Care Programs for Military Families
The DoD is urged to review special needs health care programs to ensure they effectively support military families.
Pay & Benefits·Jun 3, 2026·Military Times
Active-Duty Troops Must Meet Standards and Fund Travel for White House UFC Event
Active-duty service members attending the White House UFC event must meet physical standards and cover their own travel expenses.
Pay & Benefits·Jun 1, 2026·Task & Purpose
Military Approves Less Than 10% of Medical Malpractice Claims Since 2020
Since 2020, less than 10% of military medical malpractice claims have been approved, raising concerns among service members.
Pentagon & Policy
View all →Pentagon & Policy·Jun 3, 2026·Military.com
House Passes Iran War Powers Resolution, Faces Senate Challenge
The House has passed a resolution on Iran war powers, but it may not reach the President's desk. Learn what this means for service members.
Pentagon & Policy·Jun 3, 2026·Air & Space Forces Magazine
Air Force Plans $213 Million for CV-22 Gearbox Upgrades in 2027 Budget
The Air Force is investing $213 million in CV-22 upgrades, focusing on new gearboxes for improved performance.
Pentagon & Policy·Jun 3, 2026·DefenseScoop
DISA to Demonstrate Mission Partner Environment in Joint Exercise
DISA will showcase its Mission Partner Environment capabilities during a joint exercise in the Indo-Pacific this fall.
Veteran Affairs
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Veteran Affairs·Jun 1, 2026·Defense News
Army Veteran Supports Her Navy Sister Through Hospital Stay
An Army veteran shares her experience supporting her Navy sister during a tough hospital journey.
Veteran Affairs·May 31, 2026·Task & Purpose
Veteran Homelessness Declined by Just 1% in 2024
Veteran homelessness decreased by only 1% in 2024, highlighting ongoing challenges in addressing this issue.
Veteran Affairs·May 31, 2026·Military.com
Navy Veteran Creates App to Track Mental Health Changes From Psychedelics
A Navy veteran creates an app to help track mental health changes from psychedelics, aiming to support others in similar struggles.
Defense Tech
View all →Defense Tech·Jun 3, 2026·Military Times
Establishing a Separate U.S. Cyber Force Could Cost $10 Billion
A report outlines the $10 billion cost and timeline for establishing a U.S. Cyber Force amid congressional discussions.
Defense Tech·Jun 3, 2026·Air & Space Forces Magazine
Congress Proposes New Cyber Force Amid Operational Concerns
Congress considers a separate Cyber Force amid operational questions. Learn what this means for service members and future military structure.
Defense Tech·Jun 3, 2026·Military Times
New Measure to Enhance U.S.-Israel Defense Technology Integration
New measure aims to enhance defense technology cooperation between the U.S. and Israel.
Transition & Careers
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Transition & Careers·Jun 2, 2026·Military Times
Air Force Crew Honors WWII Flying Tigers with A-10 Paint Job
Air Force crew at Moody AFB honors WWII Flying Tigers with a special A-10 paint job, reflecting on military heritage.
Transition & Careers·May 29, 2026·Military Times
Air Force Cuts Reenlistment Bonus Eligibility by 73% for FY 2026
The Air Force has significantly cut the number of fields eligible for reenlistment bonuses in fiscal year 2026.
Transition & Careers·May 20, 2026·Military.com
Transition Noise: How to Filter Out Unhelpful Advice
Learn how to filter out transition noise and focus on meaningful advice during your military career change.
Service Life
View all →Service Life·Jun 3, 2026·Military Times
Navy's Grab-and-Go Food Stations to Be Available All Day by End of 2026
The Navy plans to have grab-and-go food stations open all day by the end of 2026, enhancing meal access for service members.
Service Life·Jun 3, 2026·Task & Purpose
Navy Tests Pilot Program for Meal Cards at Base Restaurants
Navy tests a pilot program allowing sailors to use meal cards at base restaurants, impacting service members and their families.
Service Life·Jun 2, 2026·Military Times
National Guard’s D.C. Deployment Has No Measurable Effect on Violent Crime
A recent report indicates the National Guard's deployment in D.C. has not affected violent crime rates, raising questions about resource allocation.
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