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Bright ideas to fix the fleet: Sailors answer Navy's call for solutionsThousands of sailors are stepping up to expose time-wasting, inane tasks and layout solutions — and the brass is listening.
Post's ban on baggy pants, visible thongs sparks ire, applauseA crackdown on what people wear off duty at several posts has provoked a surprising call for stricter dress codes across the Army.
Tape test protest: One Marine takes his body-fat fight to the topWhen Staff Sgt. Jeff Smith was assigned to the Marine Corps' Body Composition Program in 2009, he knew what to expect. After all, he helped run the exercise portion of his unit's BCP a few years prior.
Pacific shift: New assignments and duty stations in throwback to Cold War deploymentsAs the U.S. builds its presence in the Pacific, the Air Force is looking back to the Cold War for managing deployments.
The Air Force has identified an airman killed in a helicopter crash last week as Tech. Sgt. Mark A Smith.
An Army staff sergeant who previously served in the Marine Corps will receive the Medal of Honor on Aug. 26, making him the second soldier to be honored with the nation's highest valor award for actions during a fierce October 2009 battle in Afghanistan.
Senior NCOs face QMP screeningThe Qualitative Management Program again will be used in conjunction with senior noncommissioned officer promotion boards to screen out soldiers of the Regular Army and Active Guard and Reserve (Army Reserve) who do not measure up to service standards for
Despite the long-term buildup in the Pacific, the Air Force has had to put some exercises there on hold because of sequestration.
The leader of the Yemen-based al-Qaida offshoot vowed in a message posted Monday to free fellow militants from prisons and urged jailed fighters to remain faithful to the terror group's ideology.
The new class of cadets at the U.S. Military Academy is set to wrap up the first six weeks of basic training with a 12-mile march to West Point.
A Navy attack submarine is returning to Groton after completing its first deployment.
DoD responds to child abuse crisisFaced with an epidemic of child abuse across the four services, the Defense Department is establishing a child abuse working group, according to a Pentagon spokesman.
DoD: Fate of quality-of-life programs left to servicesAs more and deeper budget cuts loom, the fate of the military's quality-of-life programs will be left to the individual services, defense officials say.
RAD ideas that will make you pick a sideSeven suggestions that pit sailor against sailor, enlisted against officer or command against rank-and-file:
These RAD ideas are the most off the wallSome of the more ridiculous (albeit intriguing) ideas that prompted RAD posts:
What people say about banning 'sexy, vulgar' clothingA sample of comments from Army Times' Facebook page:
Pentagon wants new limit on TricareThe Pentagon's latest proposal to rein in its medical costs could potentially block millions of retired troops and their familiy members from accessing the Tricare health system and is likely to set off yet another battle on Capitol Hill.
The Air Force Academy will get its first female superintendent when Maj. Gen. Michelle Johnson formally takes the academy's top job Monday.
Editorial: A budget blow to troopsWhen Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel recently floated the broad outlines of his Strategic Choices Management Review, the section on military pay and benefits included now-familiar proposals to shrink future annual military pay raises and make changes in the
Lt. Col. Christopher Dixon was in his office at Camp Lejeune, N.C., when he first watched the video of Marine scout snipers urinating on dead insurgents in Afghanistan.
Lt. col. urges firing of unaccountable generalsAn Army officer who called on the military a year ago to come clean about the 'absence of success on virtually every level' in Afghanistan, is now calling for a sweeping overhaul of top Army leadership.
Alison Weir worked in the space and intelligence arena in the Air Force, but now she has a new mission — overseeing diaper supply programs to diaper banks across the U.S.
The Pentagon is considering a major overhaul of its geographical combatant commands, possibly realigning oversight within hot-button areas of the world and eliminating thousands of military and civilian positions,according to defense sources..
Corps seeks modular stock for sniper rifleThe Marine Corps' M40 sniper rifle, in use since the Vietnam War, will get a radical upgrade to make the rifle more adaptable, compact and ergonomic for shooters of all builds. It will also become more deadly.
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