Military Photos of the Week: An LGBTQ Soldier Speaks Up, Marines Make Things Go Boom Military.com's top photos of the week, June 19 - June 24.
Quantico Rings Up $188 Million Bill for Afghan Refugees Housed in Tents The cost of the housing effort reported this week by the DoD inspector general is a snapshot of Operation Allies Welcome.
COVID-19 Outbreak Slows Marine Officer Training at Quantico An outbreak of COVID-19 has slowed training at the Marine Corps' Officer Candidates School, or OCS, in Quantico, Virginia...
3 More Bases Set to Take in Afghan Refugees, Joining 4 Others Nationally Marine Corps Base Quantico and Fort Pickett in Virginia and New Mexico's Holloman Air Force Base join the list.
Marine Major Pleads Not Guilty to 9 Charges in DC Capitol Riot, Gets Released By Court Warnagiris was arrested on May 13, but he has continued to work with the Training and Education Command at Marine Corps Base...
After Capitol Riot Indictment, Marine Major Remains at His Quantico Job Prosecutors say that Warnagiris entered the Capitol after pushing through a line of police officers guarding the East Rotunda...
The Marines Are Pumping Millions into a High-Tech Wargaming Center. Here's Why A new Marine Corps Wargaming and Analysis Center is expected to be up and running in Quantico, Virginia, by 2024.
CO of Marines' Wounded Warrior Regiment Fired Amid Loss of Confidence The colonel in charge of the Marine Corps' unit supporting wounded, ill and injured warriors has been removed from his post.
Marine Corps Surveying Officer Candidates on Their Favorite Performance Snacks Marine Corps nutrition specialists want to know which items in the packs these prospective Marines are most likely to eat.
Former Top Enlisted Marine Warns Leaders to Watch Social Media Misbehavior Green said leaders must stay plugged into what's happening on social media.
Sailor Accused of Torching Bonhomme Richard Acquitted by Judge A Navy judge has acquitted Seaman Ryan Mays of setting a 2020 fire aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard that raged for days and...
'Tens of Thousands' More Veterans Will Be Eligible for VA Health Care Starting Oct. 1 Under the toxic exposures law passed in August, several groups of combat veterans will be able to enroll in VA health care.
US Captives 'Prayed for Death' on Brutal Ride from Ukraine One of two American veterans released from Russian captivity after being captured in Ukraine says they both prayed for death...
100 Lawmakers Press for Answers on Pharmacies Leaving Tricare In a letter sent Thursday to Seileen Mullen, the acting assistant secretary of defense for health affairs, the lawmakers...
VA Family Caregiver Program Open to Thousands More as of Oct. 1 Starting Saturday, caregivers of veterans from all eras who were injured or severely disabled in the line of duty can apply...
