This will be the eighth John Lewis-class replenishment oiler for the Navy, each of which is named after an American who fought for civil and human rights.
US Navy Names Ship After Late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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Navy Vet Abducted in Afghanistan Appears in Newly Posted Video
The New Yorker magazine has posted a video showing Mark Frerichs, who was kidnapped in Afghanistan two years ago.
General Kurilla Takes Over at US Central Command
Kurilla previously commanded the XVIII Airborne Corps at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, and served as the CENTCOM chief of staff.
3 Army Soldiers, 9 Others Accused in Gun Trafficking Ring
The soldiers accused in a large-scale gun trafficking ring were all stationed at Fort Campbell in Tennessee.
Pentagon Links Leadership Failures to Violence at Bases
Military bases with a high risk for sexual assault, harassment, etc., often have leaders who don’t understand violence prevention, a Pentagon review found.
Army Identifies Officer Who Died in Helicopter Incident at Fort Stewart
Capt. James Bellew, 26, was found dead at the site of the incident at Wright Army Airfield.
USS Sioux City Supporters Stand Strong in Face of Naval Ship’s Proposed Decommissioning
A U.S. Navy budget proposal unveiled Monday recommends the decommissioning of the USS Sioux City and 23 other ships.
Defense Department Isn’t Reviewing Doctors, Putting Patients in Danger, Watchdog Says
The Government Accountability Office has found inconsistencies in the Pentagon’s reviews of provider licenses and evaluations.
Military’s Bloody Battle for Raqqa Seen as ‘Cautionary Tale’ as Pentagon Promises to Limit Civilian Deaths
The U.S. military could have done more to protect civilians trapped in Raqqa, Syria, the Rand Corp. found in a Pentagon-ordered review.
Navy Halts Discharges of Sailors with COVID-19 Religious Exemption Requests
The Navy suspended the discharges late on Tuesday of sailors who have refused to comply with the COVID-19 vaccine mandate.