Air Guard Officer in Congress Calls on Facebook to Crack Down on Romance Scams
An congressman in the Air National Guard is pressing Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg to do more to stop "romance scams."
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Military Discipline in the Social Media Age: How the New Top Marine Plans to Lead
Policing social media use for the military's youngest force is a hefty mission.
Marine Lieutenant Investigated Over Racist Social Media Posts
Yet another Marine is under investigation for posting racist material on social media, the sixth known case since 2018.
Marine Lance Corporal Will Be Kicked Out Over Racist Social Media Posts
Lance Cpl. Mason Mead will be separated from the Marine Corps with an other-than-honorable discharge.
Navy Wants 350 Billion Social Media Posts for Epic Research Project
The Navy wants to amass a massive data archive that will provide new insight into how people communicate online.
Job Hunters Should Do This Critical Thing Before Applying for a Job
Job hunters need to do this critical thing before applying for a job.
US Strategic Command Apologizes for Tweet About Dropping Bombs
The command that controls the U.S. nuclear arsenal released a video on Twitter that showed B-2s dropping bombs.
Mayport Navy Lieutenant Guilty of Seeking Sex Online with Child
Navy Lt. Michael Douglas McNeil, 31, was arrested after contacting an undercover officer via social media.
The Days of Secret Military Operations May Soon Be Over. Does That Matter?
Secrets now come with a half-life. How will U.S. forces plan their operations in order to avoid catastrophic incidents?
Navy Mom's Tweet Makes #HimToo Mockery Go Viral
The mom of a Navy veteran took to Twitter, making #HimToo trend, but perhaps not for reasons she might have imagined.
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With B-1 Aging and B-21 Still Years Out, Air Force May Soon Have No Go-To Bomber
The U.S. is the only allied country that still flies bombers.
Support for Repeal of 'Widow's Tax' Higher than Ever, Military Coalition Tells Congress
Veterans and military groups are pushing for change in the upcoming defense bill.
DoD to Military Members, Dependents: Steer Clear of Vaping
E-cigarettes have been linked to nearly 400 cases of a mysterious lung disease.
A Navy Carrier Strike Group Is Deploying Without Its Broken-Down Aircraft Carrier
Ships from the Harry S. Truman Strike Group are deploying from this week, but one thing is missing -- the Truman.
List of Bases Contaminated with PFAS Chemicals Expected to Grow, Pentagon Says
The chairman of a task force on chemical contamination says the DoD plans to address issues at more than 400 bases.