DoD to Announce New Base Security Measures Worldwide in Wake of Pensacola Shooting Esper will provide Naval Air Station Pensacola leadership with a preview of new security measures being developed.
Pensacola Shooter Visited 9/11 Memorial Before Rampage, US Attorney General Says The Saudi who killed three at a Florida Navy installation was inspired by jihadist ideology, the U.S. attorney general said.
Navy Mum on New Security Efforts After 3 Deadly Base Incidents Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly said the service must learn from the recent attacks at three federal installations.
Navy Pilots Demand More Be Armed on Bases in Letter to Lawmakers and Military Brass The letter comes after Saudi national Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani opened fire in a classroom on December 6.
Saudi Officer Who Killed 3 at Pensacola Had Passed Rigorous Vetting, DoD Says The screening apparently failed to turn up Alshamrani's exposure to jihadist ideology before coming to the U.S.
Posthumous Promotions for Enlisted Sailors Killed In Pensacola Shootings Navy leaders called the move "right and fitting."
Pentagon Orders Training Pause for 850 Saudi Troops in US The Pentagon has paused its training in the U.S. with Saudi nationals until officials conduct a thorough review.
Navy Grounds 175 Saudi Aviation Students Following Pensacola Shooting A safety stand-down and operational pause began Monday for some 175 Saudi Arabian students at Naval Air Stations Pensacola.
3 Sailors Killed in Pensacola Awarded Aviator's Wings of Gold The Navy secretary approved the posthumous award of the Wings of Gold to three trainees who were killed at NAS Pensacola.
Marines, Sailors Line Road to Salute Family of Officer Killed in Pensacola Shootings Hundreds of sailors and Marines stood in long lines at Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida, in a silent and moving tribute.
The Army Has Officially Deployed Laser Weapons Overseas to Combat Enemy Drones A pair of laser weapons has been deployed by the Army to an undisclosed location overseas to blast incoming enemy drones out...
Fired After 6 Months: Army Sacks Commander of Germany Unit Meant to Bolster NATO Against Russia Lt. Col. Eric Ackles, commander of 1st Battalion, 57th Air Defense Artillery Regiment, was relieved of command, the service...
Toxic Exposure Screenings: Vets Report Spotty Follow-Up on Questionnaire Meant to Boost Health Care and Benefits Rolled out with great fanfare in November 2022, toxic exposure screenings for all VA patients were mandated by the PACT Act...
Feds Settle Case for $2 Million After Skydiving Plane Took Out Marine Corps Osprey on Runway Nearly four years after a civilian skydiving aircraft collided with a Marine Corps MV-22 Osprey sitting on a San Diego runway...
Reports of Mediocre Disability Exams by VA Contractors Prompts Senator's Demand for Answers A prominent Democratic senator is demanding the Department of Veterans Affairs review the quality of its privatized...