Worker Injured in Blast at Army Depot in Pennsylvania Dies
The Army says one of five civilian employees injured in an explosion and fire at a military depot in Pennsylvania has died.
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Navy: Sailor Killed in 'Mishap' on Helicopter Flight Line
U.S. Navy officials say a sailor who was part of a helicopter squadron has been killed in a "mishap" in Virginia.
Marine Wounded During Exercise in Hawaii Makes 'Miraculous' Recovery
A Marine who was accidentally shot during an exercise in Hawaii has made what the Corps is calling a "miraculous" recovery.
13 US Soldiers Injured in Road Accident in Lithuania
The Defense Ministry says the Stryker vehicles were en route to a drill site in Prienai district in central Lithuania.
Former USS McCain Commander Pleads Guilty in Plea Deal, Will Retire
The commander of the USS John S. McCain when it collided with a commercial tanker in the Straits of Singapore pleaded guilty.
Sailor who Died in USS McCain Collision Inspires Legislation
An amendment would seek to prevent another situation like the one faced by the family of Logan Palmer.
USS John S. McCain Chief Pleads Guilty in Court-Martial, Loses Rank
Chief Petty Officer Jeffery D. Butler appeared somber and tearful during a summary court-martial at the Washington Navy Yard.
Japanese Defense Minister Expresses Concern After Osprey Crash Report
Japan's defense minister has expressed concerns about the safety of Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft.
US Soldier Found Guilty of Sabotaging Humvee Parachutes
A GI has been found guilty of deliberately destroying U.S. Army property for cutting the parachute straps of three Humvees.
Two Marines Shot During Live-Fire Drill; One in Serious Condition
Two Marines suffered small-arms gunshot wounds yesterday during a live-fire exercise at Twentynine Palms, California.
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Boeing Pitches 'F-15X' Fighter Concept to US Air Force: Report
There may be a new-old fighter jet on the horizon for the U.S. Air Force.
US Fighters May Carry StormBreaker Foul-Weather Bomb by Next Year
Testing for Raytheon’s Stormbreaker precision-guided bomb is "going so well" it may be fielded earlier than expected.
Pentagon Slashes GI Bill Transfer Eligibility Window
Troops with 16 years of service will no longer be permitted to transfer Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits to a spouse or child.
Air Force OKs Locks, Earring Styles, Ribbon Options in Policy Changes
The Air Force is easing up on guidance for hairstyles and certain accessories after a meeting of the Air Force Uniform Board.
He's 63, Just Joined the Navy and Says 'I'm in my Prime'
Dr. Tyrone Krause joined the Navy after receiving a waiver that permitted him to enter the Reserves past the age limit.