A veteran who threatened to murder Rep. Frank LoBiondo and his staff after he was denied a meeting with the congressman to discuss his medical care was sentenced Thursday to over seven years in prison, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced Friday
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"The military is not a safe space," Rowe said.
"Military compensation is an emotional issue ... At the same time, it is a major cost element."
A study found that 10% of 4,000 surveyed soldiers "wanted to hurt themselves over the past month."
"Our soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines who have given their lives in Afghanistan have not given their lives in vain, in my view."
On Dec. 19, the U.S. Navy's Blue Angels flew a missing man formation in honor of the three sailors killed during a mass shooting at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida earlier this month.
The Dec. 16 cyber awareness message advises DoD employees that uninstalling Tik Tok, "Will not prevent already potentially compromised information from propagating, but it could keep additional information from being collected."
Some airmen in Turkey are staring down a very dry Christmas this year
With the most recent departures, a total of 18 of the 59 presidentially-appointed, Senate-confirmed positions on the Defense Department staff will be vacant.
The Air Force's replacement for the iconic UH-1N Huey helicopter that defined the U.S. military presence in Vietnam is finally here, and it officially has a name clearly primed to strike fear into the heart of America's adversaries
Rather than focusing on physical advantages like body armor or load-bearing exoskeletons, the so-called 'hyper enabled operator' of the future will be cognitively enhanced, able to "think better and think faster"
It's hard to tell which general doesn't want to be there the most
Thanks to a new behind-the-scenes trailer for the highly anticipated Top Gun sequel, we get to watch a bunch of actors ride in the back seat of an F/A-18 Super Hornet and try desperately not to lose their lunch
Sig Sauer is offering a limited number of surplus M17 pistols originally fielded by the Army, the company announced on Wednesday
The United States Navy is recalling some its most seasoned leaders in time for the Holiday season to train up its green pilots, and no, we're not talking about Maverick.
Starting on Dec. 18, two days before its theatrical release, troops deployed to Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, United Arab Emirates, and elsewhere, will have a chance to see the highly anticipated final installment in the Star Wars franchise that began a long time ago, in May, 1977.
"It's great to be here ... I'm very glad to be not digging foxholes."
