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Black Hawk helicopter: Workhorse of U.S. Army or a safety concern?
The UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter has been a workhorse of the U.S. Army since its debut in 1979, providing invaluable support for a range of military operations. However, safety concerns have dogged the aircraft for decades, and recent incidents have raised renewed questions about its safety.
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U.S. handler, dog reunited after Afghanistan tour
U.S. Army Platoon Commander Kristen St. Pierre was finally reunited with her military working dog, Chase, in a gas station parking lot in Knoxville, Tennessee. St. Pierre had cared for Chase during her tour of duty in Afghanistan in 2019 and had to leave him behind when she was deployed back to the U.S.
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Genesis killing military recruiting
A year after Genesis was first used by the military, leaders are acknowledging that the new system has hindered recruiting.
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GOP representative calls to impeach Defense Secretary over 'woke' military
A Republican lawmaker named Cory Mills is attempting to impeach and remove Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin from office due to his handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal and his support for a “woke” military culture.
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Appointment for readiness in Pentagon hailed as major win for LGBTQ+ community
Shawn Skelly’s appointment as the assistant secretary of defense for readiness in the Pentagon is a groundbreaking achievement that has been hailed as a major win for the LGBTQ+ community.
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Basic Training recruits sustaining an alarming volume of injuries
The Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases medical journal has reported that during basic training, Army recruits are being injured at a concerning rate.
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'Mixed reality' goggle upgrade to be released by U.S. Army
The U.S. Army is set to roll out the next version of its “mixed reality” goggle, and with it comes a host of changes that promise to revolutionize the way soldiers operate in the field.
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GOP lawmakers: DoD docs advocating for chemical castration of trans minors
The GOP representatives on the newly created Family Caucus and Republican lawmakers have written a letter to Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin accusing Pentagon doctors of advocating for “chemical castration” of military-connected transgender minors.
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Private base housing companies force military fams to sign NDAs
Almost 100 military families are unable to speak out about their living conditions due to the nondisclosure agreements they signed with private base housing companies.
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Airsoft YouTube celebrity gives away 1 million BBs
One of the more popular Airsoft channels in the world just hit one million subscribers. As a result, Christopher Wratten, know as SwampSniper, brought a large group of his subscribers to compete in a series of events to potentially win one million Airsoft BBs.
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Mold Crisis: Army Finds Hazardous Conditions in 2,100 Facilities
The United States Army has discovered mold in up to 2,100 of its facilities following a months-long service-wide inspection, service officials have confirmed. The inspections were conducted on nearly 70,000 buildings, which included barracks, childcare centres, and Army-owned housing, according to officials who spoke to Military Times via email.
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DoD to rename Fort Hood after Army’s 1st Hispanic 4-star Gen.
SAN ANTONIO – Fort Hood, the United States Army’s sprawling post in Killeen, Texas, is set to be renamed after years of negative headlines that have tarnished its reputation. The military installation will officially become Fort Cavazos on May 9, in honor of General Richard Edward Cavazos, a Texas-born hero of the Korean and Vietnam wars.
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