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A recent report highlights the shortage of military air traffic controllers and its effects on safety and mission readiness.
House lawmakers reject proposals to cut the DoD civilian workforce and anti-union measures.
Col. Christine Littlejohn has made history as the first female commander of the 99th Air Base Wing at Nellis AFB, Nevada.
The Pentagon consolidates Oracle contracts into a $7 billion agreement for software tools and licenses.
The Navy Reserve announces new bonuses for sailors and civilians, reaching up to $20,000, to enhance retention and recruitment efforts.
Ukrainian F-16 downs a Russian fighter jet, marking a significant milestone in air power dynamics.
Ukrainian F-16s have downed a Russian fighter jet for the first time, highlighting Ukraine's growing air power.
A federal judge raises questions about the differences in testosterone policies and transgender care for troops.
A soldier injured by a stray bullet in D.C. is suing the Secret Service for $25 million, highlighting the impacts on military personnel.
A soldier injured by a stray bullet near the White House is suing the Secret Service for $25 million.
Explore how adaptive weapons and trusted autonomy are transforming military operations and decision-making.
The Navy's C-2 Greyhound has made its final carrier landing, marking the end of an era for carrier delivery operations.