Pressure Aimed at Pentagon for More Medal of Honor Awards
In Washington, a rising tide of opinion is calling on the White House and the Pentagon to make the Medal …
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U.S. Military Improves Physical Training to Combat Increasing Obesity Concerns
What type of fighting force would you prefer heading to the front lines – one that’s lean and lightning fast …
The Fisher Family Gives Back to Those Who Serve
The “Greatest Generation” has many memorable stories, some well-known and some untold. A story unknown to many is that of …
Preparing the F-35C for the Carrier
As thousands on the flight line at Joint Base Andrews outside of Washington, D.C., craned their necks skyward during the …
DoD Completes BRAC 2005
After six years and almost $18 billion, Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) 2005 is finalized. The deadline for compliance was …
Service Members Say the Medal of Honor Is Too Hard to Get
Throughout the U.S. armed forces today, many feel that too few service members are receiving the nation’s top award for …
And the Fighter of the Future is … the Super Hornet?
With the world’s air forces scrambling to fill anticipated gaps in their fighter inventories, is it possible that the fighter …
Libya Again, Praying Mantis, and the 600-ship Navy
In January 1986, naval air returned to Libya, with the same freedom of navigation issues at stake.
Two carrier battle …
Interview With Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif.
Congressman Duncan Hunter, a former U.S. Marine Corps captain, served two tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. He is …
Interview: Rear Adm. Victor G. Guillory
Rear Adm. Victor G. “Vic” Guillory, a native of New Orleans, graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1978 with …