Pentagon & PolicySeptember 3, 2026·Military.com
Three Decades After Black Hawk Down: UN Troops in Mogadishu
Reflecting on the UN intervention in Mogadishu during the Black Hawk Down incident and its significance for military personnel today.
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Pentagon & Policy·Sep 3, 2026·Military Times
U.S. Investigates Airstrike Allegedly Hitting Wedding Party in Iran
Vice President JD Vance announces investigation into U.S. airstrike that Iran claims hit a wedding party, raising concerns for military personnel.
Defense Tech·Sep 3, 2026·Air & Space Forces Magazine
Air Force Declares M18 Pistols Safe Following Comprehensive Inspections
The Air Force has declared the M18 pistol safe after inspecting over 100,000 units following a tragic incident.
Defense Tech·Sep 3, 2026·Air & Space Forces Magazine
Gen. Douglas Schiess Sworn in as New Chief of Space Operations
Gen. Douglas Schiess has taken over as Chief of Space Operations, emphasizing growth and intention for the Space Force.
Pentagon & Policy·Sep 3, 2026·Military Times
US Army Launches $465 Million Laser Production Contract
The US Army has awarded a $465 million contract for laser production, impacting defense technology and military readiness.
Pentagon & Policy·Sep 3, 2026·Military Times
U.S. Air Force Deploys C-130Js for Humanitarian Relief in Nepal
The U.S. Air Force has deployed C-130Js to provide humanitarian aid to Nepal following devastating flash floods.
Pentagon & Policy·Sep 3, 2026·Task & Purpose
Acting Navy Secretary Stresses Leadership Role in Suicide Prevention
Acting Navy Secretary stresses the importance of leadership in preventing suicides among Marines.
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Pay & Benefits·Sep 3, 2026·Military.com
Understanding the Role of Stretching in Injury Prevention for Service Members
Explore how stretching can enhance performance and prevent injuries for service members and veterans.
Pay & Benefits·Sep 1, 2026·DefenseScoop
New Policies for Military Families Affected by Bahrain Evacuation
New policies have been introduced for military families affected by the evacuation from Bahrain due to war. Learn more about the implications.
Pay & Benefits·Sep 1, 2026·Military Times
Navy Not Returning to Damaged Bahrain Base ‘Anytime Soon’
Chief of Naval Operations announces NSA Bahrain won't reopen soon, affecting service members and operations.
Pentagon & Policy
View all →Pentagon & Policy·Sep 3, 2026·Military.com
Three Decades After Black Hawk Down: UN Troops in Mogadishu
Reflecting on the UN intervention in Mogadishu during the Black Hawk Down incident and its significance for military personnel today.
Pentagon & Policy·Sep 3, 2026·Military Times
U.S. Investigates Airstrike Allegedly Hitting Wedding Party in Iran
Vice President JD Vance announces investigation into U.S. airstrike that Iran claims hit a wedding party, raising concerns for military personnel.
Pentagon & Policy·Sep 3, 2026·Military Times
US Army Launches $465 Million Laser Production Contract
The US Army has awarded a $465 million contract for laser production, impacting defense technology and military readiness.
Veteran Affairs
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Veteran Affairs·Sep 3, 2026·Military.com
27 Veterans' Grave Markers Stolen in Kentucky, Suspect Arrested
A suspect has been arrested for stealing veterans' grave markers in Kentucky, highlighting ongoing issues of respect for military memorials.
Veteran Affairs·Sep 3, 2026·Military Times
VA's Electronic Health Record Modernization Costs Soar to $48 Billion
The VA's electronic health record modernization costs have ballooned to $48 billion, impacting veterans and active-duty service members.
Veteran Affairs·Sep 2, 2026·Military.com
North Carolina Supreme Court Rejects Appeal in Veteran's Murder Case
The North Carolina Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from a man serving life for killing an Army veteran in 2014.
Defense Tech
View all →Defense Tech·Sep 3, 2026·Air & Space Forces Magazine
Air Force Declares M18 Pistols Safe Following Comprehensive Inspections
The Air Force has declared the M18 pistol safe after inspecting over 100,000 units following a tragic incident.
Defense Tech·Sep 3, 2026·Air & Space Forces Magazine
Gen. Douglas Schiess Sworn in as New Chief of Space Operations
Gen. Douglas Schiess has taken over as Chief of Space Operations, emphasizing growth and intention for the Space Force.
Defense Tech·Sep 3, 2026·Air & Space Forces Magazine
B-52 Stratofortress Bombers Deploy to Australia for Task Force Operations
U.S. B-52 Stratofortress bombers have landed in Australia, showcasing military readiness in the Pacific.
Transition & Careers
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Transition & Careers·Sep 1, 2026·Military Times
Navy Captain Enlists Son on His Last Day of Service
A Navy captain administers the oath of enlistment to his son on his last day in service, marking a poignant family tradition.
Transition & Careers·Aug 31, 2026·Military.com
Mastering the Remote-Work ‘Uniform’ in Your Civilian Job Transition
Learn how to dress for success in remote work as you transition from military to civilian life.
Transition & Careers·Aug 31, 2026·Military.com
VA's Tech Career Training Program, VET TEC, Is Back and Enrolling Veterans
The VET TEC program is back, offering veterans tech training in a booming job market. Enroll now to enhance your career opportunities.
Service Life
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Service Life·Sep 3, 2026·Military.com
Kirtland AFB Ceases Religious Greetings After Complaints from Airmen
Kirtland AFB halts religious greetings following complaints from airmen, impacting service members' interactions.
Service Life·Sep 2, 2026·Military.com
Military Separation Can Disrupt Support for Neurodivergent Family Members
Learn how military separation affects families with neurodivergent members and what to expect.
Service Life·Sep 2, 2026·Military Times
Navy Fast-Tracks New Barracks Project at Camp Pendleton
The Navy is expediting the construction of new housing facilities at Camp Pendleton to improve living conditions for service members.
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