
Navy Instructs Troops and Families to Scrub Social Media of Personal Information
The Navy instructs service members and families to remove personal information from social media to enhance security.
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The Navy instructs service members and families to remove personal information from social media to enhance security.

The deportation of an Army sergeant's wife highlights issues affecting military families and immigration policies.

Andrew Magliochetti appointed as the first deputy assistant secretary of the Navy for the defense industrial base.

Poland, Norway, Lithuania, and Latvia team up to acquire Piorun anti-aircraft systems, enhancing regional defense capabilities.

Recent data shows a rise in US Army helicopter crashes, affecting service members and operations.

TrustPoint's recent tests show promising advancements in C-band navigation technology for military use.

U.S. Special Forces are assisting Ecuador in combating drug cartels amid heightened military presence.

Tim Kiniry, a 104-year-old WWII medic, shares his experiences liberating Buchenwald and its lasting impact.

The Pentagon reports a decline in sexual assault rates in the military, reflecting the impact of recent reforms.

Learn how military members should balance savings and checking accounts for financial stability.

Discover strategies for managing busy military lives by prioritizing time effectively.

The Navy has established a new office for the defense industrial base, appointing Andrew Magliochetti as deputy assistant secretary.