What Do You Owe Your Troops During Military Transition? It is part of your job to retire well from the military. End your service on the right note by taking care of your own...
Rioter Seen on Senate Floor in Body Armor Is Retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel A Capitol building rioter captured in news photographs wearing full body armor and brandishing zip tie handcuffs on the floor...
Why Some Army Colonels Won't Make the Cut for Command in New Assessment Course In mid-September, about 350 lieutenant colonels and colonels will go through the Colonel Command Assessment Program.
Another Marine Commanding Officer Fired Over Drunk Driving Charges Two Marine colonels have been fired in two weeks over drunk driving allegations.
The Army Is Overhauling its Battalion Commander Selection Process Officers bucking for battalion command will have to go through a 5-day assessment to evaluate mental and physical potential.
Elite Air Force Rescue Squadron Commander Relieved over 'Loss of Confidence' The head of an elite Air Force rescue squadron has been removed after more than a year in the job.
Executive Officer of Secretive Navy Submarine Fired Due to Loss of Confidence He's the fifth Navy senior leader to be fired this month.
Navy Riverine Squadron Leader Fired Over Loss of Confidence This is the second relief of a Coastal Riverine Squadron 3 commanding officer in the last five years.
Fired Air Force Mobility Wing Commander Accepts Plea Deal Col. John Howard received non-judicial punishment for conduct unbecoming an officer and fraternization with a junior enlisted...
Commander of the Navy's Oldest Submarine Fired Amid Investigation Cmdr. Travis Zettel was relieved after loss of confidence in his ability to command.
The Air Force Reveals New B-21 Bomber, Keeping the Pilot for Now The Pentagon plans to build 100 B-21s so far, six of which are in development.
Five 10th Mountain Soldiers Arrested on Rape Charges The infantryman with the 10th Mountain Division's 3rd Brigade Combat Team are accused of being involved in the drugging and...
'Alarming': Two More Horses Die in Army's Premier Ceremonial Unit, Marking Four Since February The Old Guard told Military.com that the most recent deaths are unrelated and also not connected to deaths in February.
Wounded Officers Sue Sig Sauer, Say Gun Goes Off by Itself One of the allegations of negligence is that Sig Sauer equipped a U.S. Army version of the P320 with a manual safety that...
Navy to Accept Recruits with Lowest Test Scores as Recruiting Goal Grows Under the program, the service can recruit and contract up to 7,500 prospective sailors this year who fall under what the...
