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Decades of DoD efforts fail to stamp out bias, extremism
An AP investigation found that despite new rules to deal with extremism, racism and extremism remain an ongoing concern in the military.
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Six small simulation companies rack up $1M contracts after ‘Shark Tank’-style pitches to US Air Force
One company exec even had Mark Cuban-themed nightmares.
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Here’s how a popular form of entertainment is helping veterans deal with pain
The virtual reality experience has helped relieve pain — both physical and mental.
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Haste and planning failures doomed Operation Lone Star’s troops to suffer
Never before has Texas — or any other state — involuntarily activated so many troops under state active duty authority for such a long-term mission. Nor has it been done so quickly.
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Inside secret Syria talks aimed at freeing Marine vet Austin Tice and other US hostages
Marine veteran and freelance journalist Austin Tice has been missing in Syria since August 2012.
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Risk to America of maintaining forever-war status quo dangerously high
America absorbs far more risk by not withdrawing from places like Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan, says the author of this commentary.
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To bring ABMS over the finish line, US Air Force turns to the office responsible for stealth bombers and space planes
The Air Force has designated the Rapid Capabilities Office the program executive office for the Advanced Battle Management System effort.
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Pearl Harbor ceremony to mark end of World War II will be limited to local veterans
A Pearl Harbor ceremony marking the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II — possibly the last opportunity for many aging U.S. veterans to commemorate the day — will be limited to survivors of the war living in Hawaii because of coronavirus concerns
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Next Corona meeting to flesh out Gen. Brown’s call to change
MAJCOM staffs now have the chief of staff’s action orders. When leaders gather at Corona later this year, he wants to see details from them on a plan to make those orders a reality.
