Littoral combat ship USS Fort Worth decommissioned in San Diego

The removal of the Freedom-variant littoral combat ship from the fleet comes less than 14 years after it was commissioned.

Neighborly advice leads tech worker to commission into the Army Reserve as a major

Andrew Barisser, a machine learning engineer at Meta, received a direct commission and will soon begin an assignment at the Army Software Factory.

Democrats’ version of sweeping veterans benefits bill blocked in Senate

This version of the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act replaces a contested funding measure with unspent dollars allocated to the Pentagon.

US launches ‘powerful response’ against Iran after attempted missile attack on American forces

The U.S. launched strikes against Iran following what officials described as an attempted Iranian ballistic missile attack against American forces in the Middle East a day earlier.

Air Force may cut back on Pacific drills to preserve near-term ‘readiness’

Pacific Air Forces is considering reducing its exercise volume to preserve “readiness” as the service continues to conduct operations for the Iran war and in the Middle East, according to…

The Army Chaplain Corps celebrates 251 years

On July 29, 2026, the U.S. Army Chaplain Corps marks 251 years of service to the Soldiers who have defended the Nation since its founding.

Fort Rucker Children Learn Wilderness Survival from the Experts

Fort Rucker children learned the basics of surviving in the wilderness from the instructors at the Survival Evasion Resistance and Escape (SERE) school…

Tobyhanna celebrates continued service of three team members on National Hire a Veteran Day

July 25, 2026, was National Hire a Veteran Day, an observance that was initiated to encourage employers to consider hiring and supporting veterans.

Yuma Proving Ground Soldiers give glimpse of Army life to local recruits

New Army recruits are the future warfighters U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground’s (YPG) developmental test mission will serve. Most newly enlisted recruits’…

St. Paul’s first female mayor under investigation after police chief’s sexual harassment complaint

The city has hired an outside law firm to investigate the allegations against Mayor Kaohly Her, who has been in office for just seven months.