The Army plans to expand privatized barracks, starting with a new facility at Fort Irwin. Despite a $2B budget, repair needs total $7.5B.
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Northrop Grumman faces a $477M loss on the B-21 Raider in Q1 2025, driven by increased production costs and materials for the stealth bomber.
The U.S. Army and General Dynamics have launched a new facility in Camden, Arkansas, to boost 155mm artillery munition production.
The Air Force Academy plans faculty cuts, potentially affecting majors and graduation requirements, amid an impending reduction of 240 civilian positions.
Marine Corps Sgt. Maj. Troy Black will retire as the top enlisted adviser after Gen. Dan Caine, the new Joint Chiefs chairman, chose not to renew his term.
UH-60 Black Hawk pilot Jo Ellis, falsely accused of a "trans terror attack," sues influencer Matthew Wallace for defamation. Ellis stands resilient.
Two Marines, Lance Cpl. Albert Aguilera and Marcelino Gamino, died in a vehicle accident near Santa Teresa, NM, while deployed at the border.
Air Force Special Ops Leader Fired Amid Investigation
Chief Master Sgt. Anthony Green has been reassigned due to a "loss in confidence" amid an ongoing probe.
Vincent Aiello's passion for aviation began at an airshow at age 8. His book, "Through the Yellow Visor," shares his journey to becoming a Navy fighter pilot.
Chief Master Sgt. Anthony Green was removed as AFSOC command chief amid an investigation, citing a loss of confidence, confirmed by Lt. Gen. Mike Conley.