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GOP lawmakers target diversity training, COVID rules in defense bill

The annual defense authorization bill debate in the House focused mainly on hot-button social issues.

By Leo Shane III

17 months ago

The remarkable and unlikely story of the clotting agent QuikClot, and the two men who persisted in bringing it into the public light, is told in a new book, "In the Blood."

How QuikClot went from drug company reject to front-line ‘miracle’

Clotting agent QuikClot has helped save lives on the battlefield and beyond. This excerpt from “In the Blood” explores its use in the Iraq War.

By Charles Barber

18 months ago

Remains of 3 brothers killed during Pearl Harbor attack identified

U.S. military officials announced Wednesday that the remains of three brothers from Wisconsin who were killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor have been identified.

3 years ago

Naval Academy midshipman reaches a milestone for Black women

Next semester, Midshipman Sydney Barber will be the first Black woman to hold the position of brigade commander at the U.S. Naval Academy.

4 years ago

First Black woman named student brigade commander at Naval Academy

Midshipman 1st Class Sydney Barber will be the 16th woman selected for brigade commander.

4 years ago

Aircraft carrier Reagan departs for sea trials following quarantine period for sailors

The trial period, which is expected to last about a week, marks the first time Reagan has pulled out of Yokosuka since November.

5 years ago