
Army Reopens Investigation into Supervisor's Racist Remark to Black Captain
The Army has reopened an investigation into a supervisor's racist remark directed at a Black captain, highlighting ongoing racial issues.
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The Army has reopened an investigation into a supervisor's racist remark directed at a Black captain, highlighting ongoing racial issues.

NATO allies, including U.S. forces, conduct a war game to assess responses to Russian threats and U.S. support.

The Pentagon requests more funding as costs for the Iran conflict exceed $29 billion, impacting military operations.

The Pentagon requests more funding as costs for the Iran conflict exceed $29 billion, impacting service members and operations.

A new report shows allies have surpassed the U.S. in military budget purchasing power, raising implications for service members and defense strategy.

The Pentagon has committed to funding the E-7A Wedgetail in its 2027 budget request after previously cutting its funding.

Air Force rescue units awarded rare Presidential Unit Citation for their heroic actions in Afghanistan.

The Pentagon's new DFARS rule may affect 40,000 companies, expanding FOCI requirements beyond classified contracts.

US, Philippine, Japanese, and Canadian forces sink two decommissioned ships during Exercise Balikatan, enhancing military readiness.

The US and partner nations sink two decommissioned ships during Exercise Balikatan, enhancing military readiness.

Paratroopers from across the Army competed for the inaugural Best Jumpmaster title, showcasing their skills and readiness.

The Coast Guard seeks to increase its fast boats and specialized teams as demand for drug interdiction rises.