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Navy Federal helps you take advantage of a powerful veteran’s benefit

"You can't be brilliant with the modern basics on this muscle memory alone. You need the technical education and training to be able to master the electromagnetic spectrum in the virtual domain, as well.”

The OA-1K Skyraider II is designed to support special operations forces by flying armed reconnaissance, close air support, and precision strike missions.

All four crew members of two Navy E/A-18G Growlers survived ejecting, three without injury, after their planes became lodged together in a midair collision

U.S. Special Operations Command’s strategy for fielding new technology to special operators emphasizes speed, a top acquisitions official with the command said.

Lt. Gen. John Healy is the latest inductee into the Air Force’s blade friendly Order of the Sword.

Two jets from the Navy’s EA-18G Growler Demonstration Team collided in midair during a demonstration at Mountain Home Air Force Base.

The final Freedom-class ship entered service on Saturday in its namesake city.

The honor was given as the USS Gerald R. Ford returned home after 326 days away, including taking part in two major combat operations.

The attack near the Lake Chad Basin is the largest U.S. operation in Nigeria since American troops deployed in February.

The 3rd Battalion, 12th Field Artillery Regiment is the latest unit to see its orders to Europe reversed.

The Army confirmed a large order of SMASH 2000LE drone-tracking smart scopes. Mounted on a soldier’s rifle, the device can track and target drones as they fly.

A sailor assigned to the USS Nimitz was wrongfully named in an eviction, forcing him to live with friends while his wife moved out of state.

Officials at the Army's top infantry training course say a new bayonet training course builds aggression for "the last 100 yards" of battle.

A VA computer system used to review death certificates and medical information incorrectly approved $2.7 million in payments to families.

Spc. Mariyah Symone Collington, 19, was one of two soldiers who fell into the Atlantic Ocean on May 2.

Approximately 4,000 troops from 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division were supposed to spend months in central and eastern Europe.

The investigation reveals new details about Senior Airman Aaron Bushnell, dating back to his years working for the National Security Agency.

One of the course’s goals is to ensure that Marines are “committed to the ethical and effective employment of AI in complex operational environments.”

The drone can carry a 300 pound load for hours, opening the possibility of battlefield evacuations. The test will be during a NATO exercise in Poland.