Pentagon & Policy

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Former Air Force Secretary emphasizes the role of simulations in fostering trust between operators and CCAs.

New Marine Corps guidance aims to prevent heat and cold injuries among service members.

A U.S. service member was killed in Iraq during a controlled detonation of unexploded ordnance, CENTCOM confirms.

Medical professionals question the evidence behind the Pentagon's new testosterone screening mandate for service members.

Explore how 40% of Gettysburg's residents have military or government ties and what it means for the community.

Recent US-Iran strikes over the Strait of Hormuz have caused infrastructure damage in Kuwait. Learn the implications for military personnel.

Dick Hermann, a decorated Vietnam War veteran and sole survivor of a river attack, has passed away at 78, leaving a legacy of bravery.

General Dynamics challenges DISA's decision on the Enclave contract expansion, impacting military IT operations.

The Blue Angels commander has declared a recent beach flyover unsafe, raising concerns for military and civilian safety.

The DoD is holding listening sessions regarding the CMMC review, which may lead to significant changes in cybersecurity requirements.

The DoD is initiating CMMC listening sessions to discuss potential changes to the cybersecurity certification process for defense contractors.

The military is implementing handheld blood testing devices to diagnose traumatic brain injuries, impacting service members' health.