Through the years, the government remained indifferent to decades-old reports of saucer craft toying with the world’s most powerful weapons.
Air Force Veterans Who Are UFO True Believers Return to Newly Attentive Washington
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Anger over Afghanistan and the Imperfect Example of Stu Scheller
Lt. Col. Stu Scheller has become a symbol in some military and political circles of a need for military accountability and reform.
Military Would Get Boost for Sexual Assault Reform and Pacific Capabilities in Senate Budget Bill
The spending bill unveiled by the Senate Appropriations Committee would give the Pentagon $725.8 billion for fiscal year 2022.
The Navy is the Best Service for Access to This Care
The days of “Love Boat” ridicule for the Navy over unplanned pregnancies are a distant memory now.
North Carolina Nursing Assistant Sentenced for Defrauding Disabled Veteran
The victim was an Army veteran who had dementia.
German Tax Collectors in Bavaria Get in on the Act of Going After American Base Personnel
A U.S. military family in Bavaria is being targeted by German tax investigators.
Settlement Spurs Navy to Take Another Look at ‘Bad Paper’ Discharges of Traumatized Vets
The U.S. Navy has agreed to review more than nine years’ worth of “bad paper” discharges given to thousands of Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans.
Russia Says It Pushed US Destroyer from Area Near its Waters
The incident came as Russia and China conducted joint naval drills in the area.
Army Tweaks Testing so More Soldiers Can Try to Earn Infantry, Soldier and Medical Badges
Stringent rules for badge testing make the process incredibly time-consuming for units.
Soldier Who Joined Army After January Insurrection Charged for Role in Attack
The FBI was tipped off to Mault’s involvement by an informant who claimed to have seen a picture of him inside the Capitol building.