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Fair winds and following seas

Troops won't have to worry about losing extra leave they have racked up during the COVID-19 travel restrictions

Why yes, this is an M18 Claymore Mine neck pillow, and yes, you can buy it, along with an arsenal of other plushy weapons of mass destruction thanks to the folks over at Evike.

The military hasn’t fully implemented those programs, GAO found, and DoD isn’t keeping good track of its efforts overall. That’s a problem, because cybersecurity is a group effort.

What the fuck did I just read

C.R.E.A.M.

The Army is eyeing a pair of new suppressors as part of its much-anticipated Next Generation Squad Weapon program

As the U.S. military continues to battle the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) within the ranks, America's adversaries appear poised to take advantage of the tumult

The soldier spent 49 days in isolation

The Iranians are back at it again.

I never imagined I'd have to write this out, but here it goes: "Winning World War II had nothing to do with haircut regulations."

Former Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly is currently in quarantine, along with two of his staff, following his ill-fated April 5 visit to the USS Theodore Roosevelt in Guam, Task & Purpose has learned

A Navy veteran who was the subject of a months-long domestic terrorism investigation reportedly planned on bombing a hospital due to his fears over the government's response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, according to court documents

Some fear that civilian control over the military is dangling by a thread of very long hair.

The victim told deputies that she saw A1C Michael Leary watching her while shopping and following her around the store

Hopefully we’ll come to recognize more forms of courage than just “going downrange,” and it turns out even your grocer has some.

In "Radio Commander" you play as the commander of an infantry unit, bravely leading your men into battle... from inside a tent with a radio.

So that's something

Haircuts are part of the military discipline that allowed the Marines to defeat the Japanese at Iwo Jima, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said.

If you're looking for a taste of what the Air Force's first new F-15 fighter jet in nearly 20 years might look like, look no further than the first flight of the F-15QA