Marine Corps to Shut Down, Cut Back 7 MOSs as the Force Prepares for Change Marines in several jobs will need to move into new fields -- or even other branches of the military.
Commandant Says He Won’t Force Out Marines as the Service Shrinks Marines won't face the same hardships some endured during the post-war drawdown, when thousands were cut from the ranks.
Force-Wide Review Could Result in a 'Radically Different' Marine Corps The review is expected to be complete by the end of the year.
Marines Could Get Rid of Some MOSs as Corps Restructures for a Big Peer-to-Peer Fight The Marine Corps needs to shed some weight as it braces for a new kind of fight.
1 Crew Member Hurt After Bullet Strikes Air Force Helicopter Over Virginia A UH-1N Huey with 1st Helicopter Squadron was on a training mission when its crew was forced to make an emergency landing.
Former Air Force Major Sentenced to Two Years in Prison for Tricare Fraud The former officer received kickbacks in a $5 billion health scheme involving compounded medicine prescriptions.
Ex-Military Couple Faces Third Sentencing in Child Abuse Case One of the children suffered injuries including a fractured skull, a broken arm and a fractured spine.
Air Force's New Search-and Rescue Helicopter Gets 1st Aerial Refueling The Air Force's newest combat search-and-rescue helicopter, the HH-60W Jolly Green II, hit another milestone.
Ex-Soldier Booted over Child Molestation Conviction Asks Supreme Court to Intervene He was booted from service five months before retirement for a child molestation conviction 10 years before.
