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The inside story of the deadliest attack on a U.S. military base during the Iraq War
Trump’s former Defense Secretary Mark Esper explains why he didn’t quit like Mattis
An Army vet bodybuilder scammed the VA out of $245,000 while claiming he couldn’t even lift, bro
This new soldier’s first Army mentor was a general sitting next to him on the way to basic training
Air Force Academy grads may have to repay up to $200,000 in tuition after refusing Covid-19 vaccine
The Army chose Sig Sauer for its next-generation rifle and not everyone is happy about it
The Air Force just delivered enough baby formula for 500,000 bottles amid a nationwide shortage
A-10 pilot explains how the Air Force can outfit the beloved ‘Warthog’ to take on China
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A gamer leaked classified tank specs online to win an argument over a military video game
This is the same kind of guy who won’t shut up about ‘OPSEC violations’ in the comment section.
Troop levels, airstrikes, COVID vaccinations — How the Pentagon continually fails at transparency
‘Governments don't usually classify good news.’
The Army repeatedly screwed this combat veteran. Now he’s being kicked out of the service — again
"Looking at all the facts and circumstances, he’s suffered quite enough"
The Army accidentally revealed plans for a new hypersonic weapon on Flickr
The Army appears to have inadvertently publicized potential plans for a brand-new hypersonic weapon system in a post on the official Flickr page of Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy
A Marine lance corporal’s bored selfie got his unit ‘killed’ at 29 Palms
A junior Marine got his artillery unit into a serious bind after snapping a photo during a massive force-on-force training exercise in California's Mojave Desert
82nd Airborne paratroopers just deployed without their phones. Your unit could be next
As America's adversaries become more sophisticated, U.S. combat troops heading to the war zone may have to get used to leaving behind their phones, laptops and even personal gaming devices, military experts say
Russia bans soldiers from using smartphones and tablets over OPSEC concerns
Russian lawmakers have approved a bill banning the armed forces from carrying smartphones, tablets, and other gadgets capable of recording and keeping information while on duty
Russia to soldiers: Stop giving away your locations online
Russia is moving to ban its soldiers from sharing information on the internet, a step that follows the use of social media posts by investigative journalists to shine a light on Moscow's clandestine role in foreign conflicts
The Trump Administration Really Needs An All-Day PowerPoint Briefing On OPSEC Awareness
Is the Pentagon gearing up to send a contingent of U.S. service member to South American in response to the ongoing political crisis in Venezuela? Apparently, according to the world's dumbest OPSEC fail
No, Trump Didn’t Reveal A ‘Covert’ Navy SEAL Team In Iraq
You may have heard that President Donald Trump recently posted a video revealing a “covert” Navy SEAL Team in Iraq,...
Russian Mapping Service Reveals Secretive Military Bases Across The Middle East
A Russian satellite-based mapping company may have accidentally revealed the locations of at least two sensitive NATO facilities in the...
South Carolina Inmates Allegedly Posed As Underage Girls To Blackmail Soldiers On Dating Apps
South Carolina inmates are reportedly using a dating app and the threat of an underage porn charge to catfish and...
Kiss Your Fitness Apps Goodbye, Motherf***ers
Love broadcasting your fitness routine to everyone and their mother? Bad news, you vain bastard: The Department of Defense is...
Why Did The Air Force Withhold The Names Of 5 Drone Operators Getting Awards?
Why did the U.S. Air Force withhold the names of five remotely piloted aircraft operators who just received the services'...
Hackers Stole A Reaper Drone Manual From An Air Force Captain And Tried To Sell It For $150
A South America-based hacking crew stole an export-controlled U.S. Air Force manual for the MQ-9 Reaper unmanned aerial vehicle and...
Congress To Pentagon: Hey Guys, Tell Us WTF You Are Doing
Buried deep inside Congress' recently published report on this year's National Defense Authorization Act, there's an interesting section, in dense legalese,...
Cellphones, Tablets, Fitbits Could Be Banned From Pentagon Under Mattis Review
WASHINGTON — An ongoing review of policies governing the use of personal electronics at military sites around the world could...
Jack Posobiec, Controversial Conservative Navy Intel Officer, Opens Up About His Military Service
“I have an extremely popular Twitter.”
DoD Warns Its Personnel Not To Travel To Russia Until Further Notice
U.S. servicemembers and their families are being subjected to heightened “scrutiny and harassment” while traveling to Russia, prompting officials to...
Turkey Just Blew Up US Military OPSEC In Syria, Potentially Endangering Troops
The Turkish state news agency has disclosed the locations of 10 U.S. military bases and outposts in northern Syria, further...
The DoD Will Finally Encrypt Service Member Emails. Here’s What That Means For You
In a letter to a watchdog lawmaker last week, the Department of Defense confirmed that it will finally, in 2018,...
Air Force Vet Charged With Leaking NSA Docs On Russian Election Hacking
A 25-year-old Air Force veteran and federal contractor was arrested at her home in Augusta, Georgia, on June 3 and...
HR McMaster Was Our Best Shot At Making Trump Presidential, And He’s Failing
I’m not a distinguished veteran. I didn’t always do my best. My own service was short and uneventful. When I...
Washington Post Accidentally Published Mattis’ Number, But It’s The White House’s Fault
On Monday, The Washington Post disclosed to readers that it had accidentally published Secretary of Defense James Mattis’ private cell...
Maybe We All Talked With The Russian Ambassador And Forgot About It
I don’t know, anything is possible? It’s been a weird couple of years. I saw a glowing ghost dog late...
