Pentagon & Policy

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The Army has purchased a new facility in Virginia to house The Old Guard's caisson horses, enhancing their care and management.

SOCOM plans to assess new mission autonomy software for unmanned systems, impacting special operations capabilities.

The Navy has appointed M. Barry Tanner as CIO, focusing on AI and tech management with a $12 billion portfolio.

Explore updated age limits, RE code requirements, and re-entry guidelines for prior service members in 2026.

Soldiers can earn a four-day pass to play Grand Theft Auto if they reenlist before its release in November.

The Navy is investigating a power failure aboard the USS Benfold in the South China Sea, affecting essential ship services.

The U.S. Army has requested the production of over 133,000 GMLRS rockets by 2034, impacting military readiness.

South Korea's president reaffirms the U.S. alliance as military exercises face cuts, impacting service members and families.

DARPA's SHINE program is researching new treatments for traumatic brain injuries affecting military personnel.

The DoD initiates EEO pilot programs to prevent the misuse of equal opportunity initiatives.

The USS John F. Kennedy has completed acceptance sea trials, moving closer to its scheduled delivery in fiscal 2027.

Trump's directive reduces U.S. participation in South Korea's military exercise, impacting service members' roles.