The Navy Reserve looks to source and keep sailors with large incentives, while the Pentagon unveils a new service medal and the Osprey hits a milestone.
The military and veteran communities are common targets for fraud — MOAA offers some tips for avoiding new traps. Plus, an effort to keep pharmacies in TriCare.
Within Washington, D.C. hides a repository of military history in a museum slightly off the beaten path offering stories of valor, history and culture.
France’s military deployed an Airbus A400M aircraft to help fight out-of-control wildfires burning west of the wine city of Bordeaux in late July 2026.
The Pentagon rolls out a new program to screen troops for testosterone, and artillery shell makers struggle to keep up with rising demands in this week’s headli
An emerging robotics company talks about how humanoid-style androids could one day do dangerous, simple tasks like breaching doors and firing certain weapons.
Rep. Mark Takano, ranking member of the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs, weighs in on new legislation to change the face of some veteran benefits.
The Military Officers Association of America gathered senior enlisted leaders from across the services for conversation on topics ranging from recruitment to AI
TV presenter Mike Rowe’s foundation got a $10 million kickstart to help the Pentagon train workers for the defense industrial base. Plus, autonomous minelayers.
Two Marines and one soldier were recently awarded the MOH. One foundation seeks to help vets with MMA training. Those stories and more on this week's episode.
The president of the GWOT Memorial Foundation says he’s taking feedback on the installation’s design. Plus, foam drones and a throwable 360-degree camera.
Head of the group behind the forthcoming Global War on Terrorism memorial says first public renderings are not the "final concept," and changes are expected.
