Trump taps Fleet Forces head as Navy’s next chief of naval operations
Caudle, a career submariner from North Carolina, has been in command of the Norfolk, Virginia-based U.S. Fleet Forces Command since December 2021.
By Riley Ceder
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Why Master Chief shunned the red tape of realistic military promotions
Halo's Master Chief has single-handedly turned the tide of interstellar wars. Yet despite his legendary exploits, his rank has remained static.
By Clay Beyersdorfer
98-year-old WWII, First Army veteran receives French Legion of Honor
World War II veteran Jack Baker was awarded France's highest military award during a ceremony that was part of First Army's centennial celebration.
By Nicole Bauke
Air Force secretary: Let’s change how we talk about women troops
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson said too much of the military's recruiting focus may be geared toward men. A different conversation is needed to attract more women, she said.
Yemen coast a ‘live fire laboratory’ for firing lasers
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Robert Neller told a congressional committee that U.S. forces are seeing a surge in laser use off the coast of Yemen.
By Todd South
Where are the female Marines?
Two years after combat billets were opened, women still aren't in them.
By Shawn Snow
Retiring after 34 years, this master chief petty officer takes a look back at her career
Retired Master Chief Petty Officer April Beldo talks about her 34 years in the Navy, especially leading sailors as a chief petty officer.
Duckworth using pregnancy to educate male-dominated Senate
Breaking down barriers is nothing new for Sen. Tammy Duckworth, and that’s the way she likes it.
Thinking about that ‘first-time buyer credit’? Not so fast
There are benefits to being a first-timer, but it's not as simple as checking a box on a tax form.
By Kevin Lilley
Paternity leave policy for service members still up in the air
The Navy and DoD appear to be at odds over how much leave should be authorized.
By Mark D. Faram
Duckworth to be first sitting US senator to give birth
Illinois Sen. Tammy Duckworth is pregnant with her second child. She will be the first U.S. senator to give birth while in office.
Some banks may step up for military customers if shutdown delays Feb. 1 pay
If shutdown affects you, there may be financial help
By Karen Jowers