Air Force cancels promotions for 135 sergeants after testing error
Just over a week ago, 586 Air Force sergeants in the service’s largest career field were told they were being promoted, a moment that is traditionally a cause for celebration…
Protecting the force from unseen threats: inside Defense Health Agency-Public Health’s nonionizing radiation course
The Nonionizing Radiation Safety Course at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, trains safety officers into experts on radio frequency and laser hazards.
Air Force Veteran returns to the Golden Age Games with strength, faith and fight
Terrence “Terry” Munoz hadn’t competed in powerlifting in more than 20 years. Life had brought injuries, retirement, family, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and two battles with cancer. Still, when he learned…
US Army, Papua New Guinea Defense Force leaders celebrate enduring relationship at Tamiok Strike 26
LAE, Papua New Guinea — Senior leaders from the U.S. Army and the Papua New Guinea Defence Force gathered at Igam Barracks, July 7, to mark the start of…
Air Force officer could face dismissal if prosecuted for Capitol steps protest
Maj. Jason P. Watson, 40, is under investigation by the service and restricted to Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling in Washington, D.C.
Pentagon launches ‘War Force’ campaign in push for software engineers
The Department of Defense partnered with the Office of Personnel Management to recruit hundreds of software engineers for voluntary assignments following a nearly 11% decline of its workforce. In a…
Pentagon launches ‘War Force’ campaign in push for software engineers
The Department of Defense partnered with the Office of Personnel Management to recruit hundreds of software engineers for voluntary assignments following a nearly 11% decline of its workforce. In a…












