Army Identifies 5 Soldiers Killed in Sinai Helicopter Crash Five U.S. soldiers who died when their UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crashed in Sinai, Egypt on Nov. 12 have been identified.
Army, Guard Units Participating in Sinai Observer Mission That Sustained Tragic Helo Crash Five American troops killed in the crash were part of a U.S. force of about 450 active-duty Army and Guard personnel.
Ejection Sequence Failed Before Deadly Fighter Jet Crash, Investigation Shows First Lt. David Schmitz died June 30, 2020 following a nighttime qualification training sortie while attempting to land.
Navy Orders Aviation Stand-Down After Plane Crash Kills 2 in Alabama The operations halt follows a pair of recent crashes, including one that killed two military officers.
Coast Guard Officer Killed in Navy Trainer Crash Identified A Coast Guard officer has been identified as one of two service members who died Friday in the crash of a T-6B Texan II...
Navy IDs 30-Year-Old Instructor Pilot Killed in Trainer Plane Crash The second person killed in a military plane that crashed in Alabama on Friday was a Navy instructor pilot, officials...
Investigation Continues into NAS Whiting T-6B Texan II Crash that Killed 2 in Alabama The crash came less than a week after the Navy closed out the fiscal year without a single aviation-related fatality.
For Maybe the First Time Ever, the Navy and Marine Corps Had No Flying Fatalities over a Year The Navy has kept records only since 1922, though naval aviation started in 1910.
Navy Pilot Ejects Safely Before Super Hornet Crashes Near China Lake A Navy F/A-18E Super Hornet crashed in California on Tuesday morning during a routine training flight.
Air Force Blames F-35 Crash at Eglin on Excessive Landing Speed The aircraft bounced, rolled, "caught fire and was completely destroyed," the report states.
DoD to Retirees: Set Up Tricare Select Payments Now or Risk Losing Coverage With just 14% of eligible military retiree households having arranged payments for new enrollment fees, Tricare officials are...
Here's Why Sailors on the Carrier Ford Will Eat Better Than Anyone Else in the Fleet The new facilities keep food fresh longer and offer higher levels of quality control.
As Army Cuts Recruiters, Service Deploys 2-Man Mobile Recruiting Stations U.S. Army Recruiting Command is reducing its force by roughly 1,700 recruiters over the next year.
First Soldiers Graduate Basic Training in WWII Throwback Uniform New soldiers at Fort Sill were the first to graduate Army Basic Combat Training wearing the service's new Army Greens.
Navy Investigation of Pensacola Shooting Points to ‘Toxic’ Command Climate as Factor It found that the aviation training climate "likely increased" his chances of successfully carrying out the Dec. 6, 2019...
