Pentagon & Policy

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Incoming female students at the Naval Academy must adhere to new grooming standards, cutting hair below the chin.

The US Naval Academy requires incoming female students to cut their hair below the chin, reinstating pre-2018 grooming standards.

Seven sailors were injured during a fire aboard the USS Indianapolis, treated for minor injuries, and cleared to return.

Seven sailors were injured in a fire aboard the USS Indianapolis. Learn about the incident and its implications for the Navy.

The House has backed $1.55 billion to revive the E-7 Wedgetail program, impacting Navy operations and readiness.

The House has backed a $1.55 billion funding plan to revive the E-7 Wedgetail and support Navy Hawkeye operations.

Lockheed Martin's new contract to boost THAAD production raises key questions for military readiness and defense strategy.

Col. Tom Trimble reports on multiple firefights involving Marines at the U.S. Embassy in Haiti, highlighting the ongoing security challenges.

Trump meets with munitions makers to accelerate weapon stockpile replenishment, impacting military readiness.

Pentagon negotiators are urging contractors to accelerate munitions production amid stockpile replenishment efforts.

The Pentagon seeks $42 billion in supplemental funding for munitions and Space Force programs amid ongoing conflicts.

The House Appropriations Committee has approved a bill reducing funding for Air Force parts and flying hours, impacting readiness.