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A new white paper issued by Marine Commandant Gen. Jim Amos outlines an aggressive campaign to make the senior officers’ ranks more diverse in race and gender.
As Pyongyang’s threats get bolder, South Korean officials said Kim Jong-un’s latest order could mark either preparations for missile tests or just more blustering.
The secretary of Defense says the addition of nuclear-capable B-2 stealth bombers to military drills with South Korea was part of normal exercises, not intended to provoke a reaction from North Korea.
If there was any doubt that the military has new confidence in its forthcoming laser arsenal, the Navy’s top geeks want to outfit Marines with a laser cannon to shoot down small drones.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch's Bill McClellan said in his column Wednesday the U.S. military should do away with funeral honors, since "most veterans did nothing heroic" anyway.
The former commander of the Navy’s John C. Stennis aircraft carrier group will get a career-ending letter in his file after complaints about his leadership style apparently were confirmed by an investigation.
After a delay forced by budget cuts, the Abraham Lincoln will be moving to Huntington Ingalls Newport News Shipbuilding to begin the final stages of an overhaul.