Army OB-GYN charged with secretly filming dozens at Fort Hood
Maj. Blaine McGraw has been charged with four counts and 61 specifications for allegedly secretly filming women during medical exams.
By Eve Sampson
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Marine Corps IDs pilot killed in Southern California helicopter crash
Maj. Tyler R. Braconi was killed in an AH-1Z Viper crash in Southern California on Thursday. A second, unidentified Marine was injured in the crash.
By Beth Sullivan
Drugged and robbed Marine colonel being forced to retire
A military board has recommended a Marine colonel who was drugged and robbed in Bogota, Colombia, be forced to retire.
By Shawn Snow
Set up to fail?: Marines don’t have enough ships to train for a real amphibious assault
Today’s Navy fleet is too small to afford the Marines the opportunity to train for large-scale amphibious assaults.
By Todd South
First black astronaut honored on 50th anniversary of death
America’s first black astronaut, Air Force Maj. Robert Lawrence Jr., finally got full honors Friday on the 50th anniversary of his death.
Commentary: Airpower brings hope, relief to Puerto Rico
In the midst of chaos and destruction, the Air Force brought help and relief from the sky.
By Maj. Gen. Thomas Sharpy
Jury acquits 1st Marine Division lance corporal of hazing
Lance Cpl. Chaz Hurd was found not guilty of all charges on Thursday.
By Jeff Schogol
At least 16 Marines separated for hazing in California
Dozens of Marines have been sent to the brig for allegations of hazing. And the commanding general's heavy-handed crackdown has raised questions about unlawful command influence.
By Jeff Schogol
Marine who died in WWII to be buried in Louisiana
A 24-year-old Marine who was killed in one of the bloodiest battles of World War II will be buried Sept. 15 in Louisiana.
Pentagon announces new director to lead POW/MIA Accounting Agency
The Pentagon announced retired Maj. Gen. Kelly McKeague, a 1977 Damien Memorial School graduate, is the new director of the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency.
US officials in Afghanistan apologize for 'highly offensive' leaflets
U.S. officials in Afghanistan have issued an apology after dropping leaflets that are deemed to be offensive to Muslims.
By Shawn Snow
Commentary: The rank structure is holding us back. It’s time for drastic change
No officers? No enlisted? No kidding: This Air Force officer says it’s time to classify service members by how they can help win the modern fight — or risk losing it.
By Maj. Kevin A. Deibler