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Marines from India Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, make their way through Trek Nawa, Afghanistan, back to Patrol Base Poole after completing Operation Mako, Sept. 21, 2010. (U.S. Marine Corps/Sgt. Mark Fayloga)

Marine Grunts Say Their Skills Won't Get Them Civilian Jobs. The Corps Wants to Change That

Marines in ground combat jobs aren't confident their skills will help them land post-military careers, new survey data shows.

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Google Rolls Out New Tech Training Grant, Job Search Tool

This new Google grant will help veterans and spouses train for tech jobs.

Pilots in Boeing 777 Night Flight over Europe

New Program Provides Free Pilot Training for Veterans

"Forces to Flyers" program run by Dept. of Transportation seeks to help ease pilot shortage

You Can Work This Amazon.com Gig With Your Kids

Your delivery job coworkers could look a lot like you and use a sippy cup.

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Senior Airman Chris Barrier from the 124th Security Forces Squadron get his waist measurement during his annual fitness assessment, Gowen Field, Idaho, April 11, 2015. (Air National Guard/Senior Airman Cassie Morlock)

After PT Deaths, Air Force Weighs Separating Waist Measurement from Fitness Test

The Air Force's top enlisted leader said some airmen go to extremes, even starving themselves, to pass the tape test.

Air Force Maj. Michael Bliss, 703d Aircraft Maintenance Squadron commander, leads a PiYo class at the JBER-Elmendorf fitness center Feb. 4, 2015. (U.S. Air Force/Staff Sgt. Wes Wright)

Air Force to Institute New Fitness Requirements for Commanders

Starting next week, commanders will be expected to stay in shape, according to Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein.

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The Air Force Has Declared War on Hopelessness in the Ranks

Toxic leadership appears to contribute to "hopelessness," according to the top enlisted person and chief of staff.

Bell’s tiltrotor unmanned V-247 Vigilant has sensors and weapons that can help protect Navy ships. As the Navy and Marine Corps prepare for a future fight against a strong naval force, the services are looking to purchase autonomous aircraft that can provide vital data and carry out attacks. (Gina Harkins/Military.com)

This Osprey-Style Drone Could Help Marines Protect Navy Warships

The Marine Corps is considering using a massive drone not unlike its MV-22B Osprey to protect ships.

Capt. Chambless Chesnutt's military ID card was found in Vietnam and will soon be returned to his family. (Photo courtesy of Jill Hubbs)

A Missing ID Card Spent 50 Years in Vietnam. Now It's Coming Home

How the card was discovered after 50 years missing is an unlikely story of serendipity.