US military suspends some training in South Korea after armored personnel carrier crash kills 4 civilians By Hyonhee Shin and Josh Smith, Reuters / Aug 31, 2020
The Bonhomme Richard fire raises questions about whether the Navy learned anything from its last ship fire By Morgan Cook, The San Diego Union-Tribune / Jul 20, 2020
Navy captain warned that crew wasn’t ready before sub ran aground, investigation shows By Hope Hodge Seck, Military.com / Mar 2, 2020
An Army Stryker burst into flames in Poland during a show of strength against Russia By Jared Keller / Jan 20, 2020
The Air Force is investigating how white phosphorus rockets ended up all over a Tucson road By Jared Keller / Sep 10, 2019
There Are Already Casualties In NATO’s Largest Military Exercise Since The Cold War By Christopher Woody, Business Insider / Oct 25, 2018
US Service Member Killed In Special Operations Helicopter Crash In Iraq By Jared Keller / Aug 20, 2018
Watch A Russian Naval Parade Go Horribly Wrong Before Putin’s Eyes By Daniel Brown, Business Insider / Jul 30, 2018
One-Third Of US Casualties In Afghanistan And Iraq Were Non-Combat Accidents By Jared Keller / Jun 7, 2018
More US Service Members Die Training Than At War. Can The Pentagon Change That? By Erika I. Ritchie, The Orange County Register / May 13, 2018
The Biggest Problems Facing Military Aviation, According To An Army Aviator By Crispin Burke / Apr 11, 2018
Navy Admits It’s Hit A Breaking Point, Searches For A Way Forward By Dave Majumdar, The National Interest / Dec 15, 2017
Contrary To Rhetoric, Military Mishaps Have Been Declining By John M. Donnelly, CQ-Roll Call / Oct 19, 2017
US Troops Keep Dying Far From Combat. Mattis And McCain Think They Have A Solution By Jared Keller / Sep 19, 2017