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U.S. Marines arrive at RAAF Base Darwin in Australia. An intruder allegedly breached the installation Sept. 14, assaulted a security officer and escaped in a stolen security vehicle. The personnel pictured were not involved in the incident.

Intruder Breaches RAAF Base, Steals Vehicle

U.S. Marines arrive at RAAF Base Darwin in Australia. An intruder allegedly breached the installation Sept. 14, assaulted a security officer and escaped in a stolen security vehicle. The personnel pictured were not involved in the incident.

Intruder Breaches RAAF Base, Steals Vehicle

Intruder Allegedly Breaches Base Used by U.S. Marines — Then Steals a Security Vehicle

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USS Kearsarge returns to Naval Station Norfolk following a deployment in October 2022. Roughly 90 sailors assigned to the ship recently returned from approximately 10 days underway to discover their vehicles had been towed from a base parking area ahead

Sailors' Cars Towed for Concert

About 90 Sailors Returned From Sea to Find Their Cars Towed. Then They Learned Why.

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Fort Benning, Georgia, where former Army PV2 William B. Peterson III served before his 2009 administrative separation. A federal judge has ordered the Army Board for Correction of Military Records to reconsider whether Peterson should have been referred

Judge Orders Army to Reassess Discharge

Army Discharged Soldier for a ‘Condition, Not a Disability.’ A Federal Judge Just Found a Problem.

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel during a Department of Homeland Security visit in Phoenix, Arizona. The image is illustrative and does not depict the May 16 detention of Aniceto Hernandez-Reyna. (DHS photo by Tia Dufour/Released)

Soldier's Father Detained Amid Parole Wait

Army Soldier Filed for Military Parole for Her Father. Then ICE Detained Him.

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U.S. Air Force Airmen load cargo aboard a C-17 Globemaster III at a Middle East base during Operation Epic Fury, April 18, 2026. The former commander of Air Forces Central says shortcomings in the munitions logistics system early in the war forced him to

U.S. Bases Faced Bomb Supply Issues

U.S. Air Commander Says Bases Had Bomb Bodies They Couldn’t Use During Iran War

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A U.S. sailor stands missile-systems-supervisor watch aboard the guided-missile destroyer USS Gonzalez in April 2026. Anthropic says an Iran-linked actor used Claude to build targeting material on U.S. naval forces using public information, including

Anthropic AI Used in Military Projects

Anthropic Says Claude Was Used to Build U.S. Navy Targeting Handbooks — and Help Develop Missile Guidance in Yemen

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Secretary Pete Hegseth and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine brief reporters on Operation Epic Fury at the Pentagon on April 8, 2026. New reporting says Hegseth later personally met with the two airmen rescued after an F-15E was shot down over Iran as

AIRMAN'S MEDIA APPEARANCE CONTROVERSY

One Airman Rescued From Iran Worried He Could Be Ordered Onto ‘60 Minutes’

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A U.S. Air Force F-16C assigned to the 64th Aggressor Squadron takes off for a training mission at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, June 9, 2026. A retired Air Force fighter pilot says some nondeployed fighter pilots are now getting roughly one flight per

USAF Pilots' Flight Rates Drop

Some Air Force Fighter Pilots Are Reportedly Flying Just Once a Month — Far Below Past Combat-Ready Levels

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Lawmakers and veterans advocates gather outside the U.S. Capitol on June 4, 2026, to push for passage of the Major Richard Star Act, which would change the retirement-pay offset affecting combat-injured veterans. Photo via the House Committee on

Vets' Pay Change Needs One Signature

Combat-Injured Veterans Can Lose Retirement Pay Because They Receive VA Disability — Congress Is One Signature From a Key House Threshold

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Georgia Army National Guard UH-72 crews assisted civilian law enforcement with aerial marijuana-eradication operations in Georgia during summer 2026. U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Amanda Russell.

Georgia Guard Expands Aerial Drug Searches

Georgia National Guard Helicopters Are Flying With Police Over Private Property — What They Spot Can Lead to Search Warrants

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A U.S. Air Force F-16 operates at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Azraq, Jordan, in 2010. Three U.S. Army soldiers were killed in an Iranian strike on the base on July 17, 2026. U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Wolfram Stumpf.

U.S. Links Chinese Imagery to Iran Strike

U.S. Links Chinese Satellite Imagery to Iran Strike That Killed 3 American Troops

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President Donald Trump speaks during an address to the nation on the ongoing conflict with Iran.

TRUMP FLOATS IRAN OIL PLAN

Trump Says U.S. Could Stay in Iran and ‘Keep the Oil’

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Petty Officer 1st Class Jeffrey Palazzo early in his U.S. Coast Guard career. Palazzo later became an FDNY firefighter while remaining in the Coast Guard Reserve and was killed responding to the World Trade Center attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. A Coast Guard

USCGC Jeffrey Palazzo Commissioned

He Died Saving Others on 9/11. Now a Coast Guard Cutter Will Carry Jeffrey Palazzo’s Name

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USAA’s headquarters in San Antonio, Texas. A federal appeals court has asked the California Supreme Court to resolve a dispute over auto insurance rates offered to different military rank groups through USAA affiliates. (USAA)

USAA Insurance Rate Dispute Escalates

USAA Court Fight Asks Whether Lower-Ranking Troops Can Be Charged More Than Senior Enlisted and Officers

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An unserialized privately manufactured firearm photographed by federal authorities. Privately made firearms without manufacturer-applied serial numbers are commonly referred to as “ghost guns.” (U.S. Department of Justice)

Judge Strikes Down Delaware Gun Ban

Federal Judge Strikes Down Delaware Ban on Possessing and Making Unserialized ‘Ghost Guns’

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