What we know about NatGeo’s upcoming ‘Top Gun’ series
National Geographic is building its own highway to the Danger Zone.
By Hope Hodge Seck
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Several sailors treated for minor injuries after USS New Orleans blaze
U.S. Navy crews and the Japan Coast Guard fought the blaze for about 11 hours before extinguishing it Thursday morning.
By Carla Babb
Chelsea Manning back in jail after refusing to testify on WikiLeaks
The 31-year-old can face up to 18 months in jail for refusing to testify before a grand jury.
By J.D. Simkins
Navy leader in charge of housing resigns
Phyllis L. Bayer's resignation comes at a time of mounting complaints about black mold and other poor conditions in privatized housing at military bases.
By Carl Prine
Recruit who dropped nearly 150 pounds to join the Corps is now a Marine
Nelson shed nearly 150 pounds to join the Corps.
By Shawn Snow
Military should pursue legal action against privatized housing companies, senators say
'I think there are clear indications of fraud,' said Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn.
By Karen Jowers
From Major League Baseball to paying the ultimate sacrifice: Marine was larger than life
O'Neill would only play one game in the big leagues before eventually sacrificing all on Iwo Jima.
By J.D. Simkins
George H.W. Bush, Bob Woodward among this year’s HillVets honorees
The annual HillVets list highlights active-duty personnel, veterans and military advocates who have proven themselves to be invaluable members of the military community.
By Joshua Axelrod
New, free transition program helps vets find their mission after service
The program offers skills assessment, life planning and work advice for free.
By Todd South
Service secretaries: Tenant bill of rights will ‘protect and empower’ residents of privatized housing
Service leaders made the announcement on the eve of a hearing when they will answer questions about the military's accountability in providing safe housing.
By Karen Jowers
Defense Department pushing ahead to merge commissary and exchange systems
But a commissary-exchange merger proposal has to get past Congress first.
By Karen Jowers
More lethal aid to Ukraine? US trainers, Javelins have already made Russians a little more nervous
The U.S. has been providing lethal aid in the form of Javelin anti-tank missiles to Ukraine since May, and Russian armor is reportedly deterred by the investment.
By Kyle Rempfer