4-Star: Some Requests for Carriers in Middle East Are Getting Turned Down The U.S. is turning to allies in the Middle East to fill gaps when Navy aircraft carriers can't make it out to the region.
NATO Commander Wants 2 More Destroyers, Carrier Presence to Counter Russia NATO needs two more destroyers based in Europe and more carrier presence in the North Atlantic to counter Russia, he said.
Information Warfare Commandos: Navy Adds New Position to Strike Group Staff Information Warfare commanders will oversee all incoming data and information personnel.
Carrier Lincoln Readies for Historic Deployment Amid Homeport Change The Abraham Lincoln and Carrier Strike Group 12 are training for their first 2nd Fleet deployment.
USS Truman Strike Group Begins Mediterranean Operations Navy officials declined to discuss the Truman's planned operations or when the strike group would move to the Persian Gulf.
Walmart Out, CVS In: Changes Coming to Tricare's Pharmacy Network Walmart's contract is expiring and won't be renewed, according to Express Scripts, the pharmacy benefit manager for the...
Air Force Offers Former Army Spouse $50K Settlement After Towel Left Inside Her During C-Section In 2020, DoD hospitals reported 17 instances of a foreign object being left inside a patient after surgery, according to an...
Mossad's New Boss Is a Gadget-Loving Killing Machine David Barnea is going to walk softly and carry a big stick -- or so he's been saying to Mossad's workforce and alumni.
Goodbye Tape Test? The Army Is Reviewing Body Composition Assessments, Standards A high-tech study, rolled out at Fort Bragg this week, seeks to examine the relationship between fat and fitness.
Pentagon Abandons Its Support for Merging the Commissary and Exchange Systems A new cost analysis has determined that the 2018 calculations for a projected $1.7 billion in savings no longer apply.
