This Is the Army’s Newest Tool to Help Squad Leaders Connect with Soldiers The U.S. Army plans to roll out a mobile app for its squad leaders that will act as a daily playbook.
HOPSEC: Beer Rating App Could Pose a Military Security Threat Tapping into a beer rating app allowed researchers to track military and intelligence personnel.
Lawmaker Calls for Answers on Army Recruiters' Use of China-Based App A New York lawmaker wants Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy to explain the service's decision to allow recruiters to use TikTok.
Army Launches New App to Help Reservists Find Each Other U.S. Army Reserve Command launched its first mobile app, designed to allow users to connect with other Reserve members.
Navy First Service to Test Smartphone Access to Personnel Records The app eventually will allow sailors to read records and put in orders and leave requests.
Belgium Reviews Smartphone Use by Troops to Counter Spying Next month, Belgian troops are scheduled to be part of a multinational battalion, within a NATO operation in Estonia.
Pentagon Bars Troops from Using GPS-Tracking Devices While Deployed The DoD announced that U.S. troops can no longer use "geolocation capabilities" on personal or government devices.
Pentagon Tells US Military Bases to Stop Selling ZTE, Huawei Phones U.S. service members will no longer be able to purchase ZTE and Huawei phones on bases, according to a DoD directive.
Pentagon Adopts New Cellphone Restrictions: Memo The Defense Department approved new restrictions for the use of cellphones and some other electronic devices in the Pentagon.
Chinese Smartphones Cited as Security Risk Sold on US Bases The Huawei phones could be used to gather sensitive information, according to U.S. intelligence agencies.
Why Military Veterans and Law Enforcement Joined the Capitol Insurrection The deadly riot in the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 attracted a variety of far-right extremists who shared a devotion to Trump.
FBI Searches for Armored Military Vehicle in California The Humvee was stolen from a National Guard Armory in a Los Angeles suburb.
DoD Cancels Plans to Let Thousands of Civilian Employees Shop at Exchange The proposal to expand military exchange shopping privileges had been expected to be finalized in late 2020.
After Years of Fighting, the Military Has Started Phasing Out 'Widow’s Tax' Many survivors will see at least $400 more in their Feb. 1 annuity payments.
After Training Changes, Air Force SERE School Sees Near-Historic Low Attrition Typically, about half of each class washes out during the final apprentice course because of its demanding nature.
