The report lays out steps to block mergers that run contrary to Defense Department interests.
Mergers of Defense Companies Are Risking National Security, Pentagon Warns
Tag: US Navy
Sailors, Marines to Get an Extra Week of Leave to Welcome New Baby
The sea services announced that members will be authorized 21 days for secondary caregiver leave, bringing the benefit in line with the Army and Air Force.
Advanced PCS Pay Axed, and Mandatory Government Travel Card Use Is Coming for Sailors
The Navy will soon require sailors to use a Government Travel Charge Card for all military Permanent Change of Station moves.
The Army Axes its Best Warrior Competition as it Turns Focus to Squads
The full list of what the Best Squad competition will feature is unknown, but events will be team oriented.
101st Airborne Soldiers Head to Europe as US Amasses 6,000 Troops to Deter Russia
The soldiers from Fort Campbell are expected to deploy soon and will include a mix of support personnel and ground combat units.
Navy Engineer Who Tried to Sell Sub Secrets Pleads Guilty
Jonathan Toebbe pleaded guilty to “Conspiracy to Communicate Restricted Data” after he snuck classified documents to federal agents posing as spies.
Advanced PCS Pay Axed, and Mandatory Government Travel Card Use Is Coming for Sailors
The Navy will soon require sailors to use a Government Travel Charge Card for all military Permanent Change of Station moves.
Navy Engineer Who Tried to Sell Sub Secrets Pleads Guilty
Jonathan Toebbe pleaded guilty to “Conspiracy to Communicate Restricted Data” after he snuck classified documents to federal agents posing as spies.
6 Amazing Facts About the Army Comedy ‘Stripes’
The movie comedy “Stripes” turned 40 last year.
Some US Olympians Enlist in Order to Make It to the Games
Since the Army’s World Class Athlete Program started in 1997, about 60 Winter and Summer Olympians have taken advantage of the opportunity.