Pentagon & Policy

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Trump's transfer from Air Force One highlights security concerns. Learn how this affects military personnel and operations.

A lawsuit claims the Air Force Academy failed to protect a graduate from sexual assault, leading to her suicide.

Fort Hood dining halls now sell beer and hard seltzer, reflecting a shift in policy for adult service members.

Around 250 active-duty soldiers are assisting in firefighting efforts in Washington state to combat a spreading wildfire.

A Pentagon grant funds research into a urine test that may predict stress fractures in military recruits, improving training outcomes.

A $3.4 million Pentagon grant funds research to predict stress fractures in recruits, enhancing training and readiness.

Gen. Guetlein warns that budget instability could jeopardize the Golden Dome missile defense initiative.

Explore how weekend sailors and ex-rumrunners played a crucial role in hunting Nazi U-boats off the U.S. East Coast during WWII.

The Pentagon has reduced the religious affiliation options for Marines to 30. Here's what you need to know.

The Air Force has promoted 12,671 senior airmen to staff sergeant with a 32% selection rate, down from last year.

500 soldiers at Fort Shafter, Hawaii, receive a food truck due to dining hall shortages.

The Navy is bringing free concerts to 50 installations, featuring popular artists for service members and families.