Aid Ship Sets Sail to Gaza Where Hundreds of Thousands Face Starvation 5 Months into War
An aid ship loaded with some 200 tons of food set sail for Gaza in a pilot program for the opening of a sea corridor to the territory.
Doggone deployment: Navy carriers em-‘bark’ mental health pups
The Navy is testing out a program to embark therapy dogs aboard aircraft carriers and amphibious assault ships.
The Army Wants Congress to Supercharge its Barracks Budget to Fix Soldiers' Poor Living Conditions
The Army is seeking a total of $2.35 billion for barracks in 2025, a major boost from this fiscal year's $1.5 billion budget request.
A US Ship With Equipment for Building a Pier Is on Its Way to Gaza as Part of a Plan to Ramp up Aid
The General Frank S. Besson is on its way to the Eastern Mediterranean with equipment for pier construction.
Our sailors deserve good leaders
Opinion: Retired Navy Capt. John Cordle argues that Big Navy needs to do better when it comes to vetting those it taps for command.
80 Years After D-Day, a World War II Veteran Is Getting Married Near Beaches Where US Troops Landed
Harold Terens and his fiancee Jeanne Swerlin kissed and held hands like high school sweethearts as they discussed their upcoming wedding in France, a country the World War II veteran first visited as a 20-year-old U.S. Army Air Forces corporal shortly after D-Day.