
Navy Must ‘Start Killing Manned Programs,’ Defense Official Says
A Pentagon leader urges the Navy to cut manned programs to modernize the fleet, impacting service members and defense policy.
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A Pentagon leader urges the Navy to cut manned programs to modernize the fleet, impacting service members and defense policy.

NATO allies thwart a Russian operation aimed at sabotaging subsea cables, highlighting ongoing security challenges.

LTG Mark Simerly retires from the DLA, leaving a legacy of improved agility and precision in military logistics.

Lawmakers criticize the Navy for insufficient research on long-term brain damage in aviators, impacting service members.

Lawmakers criticize the Navy for insufficient research on long-term brain damage in aviators amid rising suicide rates.

A congressional report reveals the Navy's failure to assess long-term brain injury risks among pilots, impacting aviators' health.

Netflix's 'The Mosquito Bowl' brings the legendary WWII football game on Guadalcanal to life, highlighting its historical significance.

Netflix's 'The Mosquito Bowl' brings the legendary WWII game on Guadalcanal to the screen, highlighting military camaraderie.

A new House report claims the Navy failed to protect pilots from brain injuries, urging legislative action.

Explore the USS New York, a warship built from 9/11 wreckage, and its role in the Navy today.

The Pentagon is changing its approach to understanding brain health effects from blast exposure, impacting service members and veterans.

Marc Andersen gains support for Army Secretary position, highlighting his strong reputation and relationships.