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Navy’s newest aircraft carriers have clogged toilets that cost $400k to fix, report says
Unexpected and frequent clogging means the Navy needs to flush each aircraft carrier’s sewage system with a $400k acid wash.
The Pentagon may be worse at managing money than an E-3 just back from deployment
'It would be like moving money from checking, to savings, to your 401K, to your credit card, and then back.'
US watchdog says Trump administration violated law by withholding Ukraine military aid
"Faithful execution of the law does not permit the President to substitute his own policy priorities for those that Congress has enacted into law."
2 years after the Fitzgerald and McCain collisions, the Navy has no idea if its new ship-driving training is working
According to senior Navy officials, it could take nearly 16 years or more to know if the planned changes will have an impact
‘A huge morale hit’ — Army EOD techs are stuck between plummeting recruitment levels and skyrocketing workloads
"Something needs to change, because I don't think we have enough manpower for the workload."
One Government Agency Wants The Pentagon To Screen For Gambling Addictions
The military should screen its personnel for gambling disorder the same way it does for other addictive disorders, according to...
US Nuclear-Launch Capabilities Run From Floppy Disks. Seriously
Did you think the 8-inch floppy disk died in 90s? Think again. The Government Accountability Office recently found that Department...
