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The inside story of the deadliest attack on a U.S. military base during the Iraq War
Pentagon silent on whether UFO tracking officials will wear black suits, sunglasses
Mission failure: West Point cadets reportedly abduct the wrong goat in attempt to steal Navy’s mascot
Videos reveal moldy, disgusting Camp Lejeune barracks where Marines are forced to live
Featured by Julia Bergman, The Day, New London, Conn.
The Army is reconsidering thousands of bad paper discharges of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans
The U.S. Army has agreed to reconsider the cases of thousands of veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars era with mental health conditions who received other-than-honorable discharges
When COVID-19 sidelined 18 members of a Coast Guard cutter crew, cadets stepped in
When 18 crew members on the Coast Guard cutter Munro were sidelined by the coronavirus just before the ship was due to leave on deployment several months ago, the ship’s commanding officer, Capt. Blake Novak, turned to the Coast Guard Academy
How Navy submarines, usually an ideal place for disease to spread, have managed to keep COVID-19 at bay
It’s no secret that submarines with their confined quarters are ideal places for diseases to spread, yet the U.S. submarine force has managed to keep the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) at bay with an infection rate of less than 0.5%, according to the force’s commander
Coast Guard bans Confederate flag from its installations
The Coast Guard has banned the display of the Confederate flag from its installations, including workplaces and barracks
Congress to convene hearing on handling of race-based allegations at the Coast Guard Academy
The heads of the two committees convening the July 16 hearing said the commandant of the Coast Guard, Rear Arm. Karl Schultz, has refused to testify
The worst submarine disaster in US history is finally getting a memorial at Arlington National Cemetery
Judy Douglas' brother was one of 129 men who died when the USS Thresher sank in 1963. "Long time coming," Douglas said of the memorial. "I mean it's going to be quite an experience."
John Kelly says he argued with Trump against deploying US troops to the border
New London — Retired four-star general John Kelly said that as President Donald Trump's chief of staff, he pushed back...
‘Well-built machines of war’ — Esper touts the US submarine fleet as a critical edge over Russia and China
Defense Secretary Mark Esper, a month into the job, toured Electric Boat on Tuesday, including a walkthrough of the Navy's newest attack submarine, USS South Dakota, which is undergoing a major upgrade to make the already stealthy submarine even quieter in response to continued advancement by China and Russia in their undersea fleets
The Coast Guard Academy wants to track cadets after graduation as part of a massive concussion study
The Coast Guard Academy, which is involved in the most comprehensive concussion study to date, is preparing to track cadets after they leave the academy to examine the impact a concussion can have on a person's brain over time
Coast Guard Academy Retaliated Against Black Female Officer Who Complained About Harassment, IG Finds
The Coast Guard Academy said Wednesday that it was reviewing a report that found it had retaliated against a black, female officer...
The Navy Is Testing A Coating That Could Let Submarines Glide More Easily Through Water
The Navy is researching a new coating that could be used on submarines and other ships to help them glide...
Upgrading ‘Bad Paper’ Discharges Now A Little Easier For Connecticut Vets With PTSD
A first-of-its-kind program now in place in Connecticut will help veterans who have post-traumatic stress disorder appeal their “bad paper”...
Navy Mom Wants To Know Why Her Son Is In Jail While Hillary Walks Free
The mother of the Navy sailor who was sentenced to one year in federal prison for illegally taking pictures aboard...
