Meta ordered to pay $175M for copying Green Beret veteran’s app
The parent company of Facebook was ordered to pay nearly $175 million in damages.
By Zamone Perez
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MyNavy HR Facebook to sailors: please stop trolling us
The Facebook page has morphed into a motley array of justifiable sailor snark
Camp Lejeune is preparing for war with Hurricane Florence
The Marine base made the decision to hold in place and ride out the hurricane.
By Shawn Snow
War widow: Stop using my husband’s photo for political memes
A photo of Seana Arrechaga and husband's body from after he was killed in Afghanistan has popped up as a meme in the debate over kneeling for the national anthem.
Chief Wright on OCP uniform photos: ‘My bad,’ no trolling intended
The Air Force is close — “like really close” — to making a decision on whether to adopt the Army’s Operational Camouflage Pattern uniform, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright said in a Facebook post Tuesday.
Air Force photographer in hot water after racially tinged posts
A photojournalist assigned to Ramstein Air Base in Germany is under investigation after repeatedly using a racial slur in a public Facebook group over the weekend.
Air Force punishes Nellis airman for racially charged online rant
Nellis Air Force Base officials say they have punished an airman for posting a profane Facebook video in which she made racially charged comments.
Air Force removes tech sergeant from supervisory role after racially charged Facebook rant
A technical sergeant at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada has been removed from her supervisory role and is now under investigation after posting a profane and racially charged video to Facebook.
Sailor’s suicide attempt prompts heroic response by sub crew
The commander of the submarine North Dakota praised his crew after a sailor shot himself in the chest with his military rifle.
Sailor staged racist vandalism, Navy says
An African American sailor maintained Friday that he did not write racial slurs on his own rack.
Senators blast Facebook, Twitter, Google in Russia probe
Exasperated U.S. senators harshly criticized representatives of Facebook, Twitter and Google at a hearing Tuesday for not doing more to prevent Russian agents interfering with the American political process as early as 2015.
By Tom Lobianco, The Associated Press and Ryan Nakashima, The Associated Press
MISFIRE: The military should help troops fend off Russian social media bots
DoD owes troops some basic guidance in battling trolls, bots online.
By Military Times Editors