Army identifies soldier killed in Apache training accident
Chief Warrant Officer 2 Dustin K. Wright died in an AH-64 Apache helicopter training accident at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, on June 11.
By Todd South
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Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll tapped as acting head of ATF operations
In an unusual move, Daniel Driscoll will serve in Defense Department and Justice Department leadership roles.
Honor the memory of the fallen by supporting those they leave behind
The father of one of the four fallen U.S. soldiers killed in a 2017 ambush in Niger admonishes the military to support and protect families and teammates of the fallen with every resource available.
By Henry Black
Understanding the warrior spirit
A retired Marine Corps sergeant discusses dealing with trauma in the foreword to "Warrior: How to Support Those Who Protect Us" by Dr. Shauna Springer.
By Eddie Wright
Army cancels ROTC Cadet Summer Camp over coronavirus concerns
The Army cancels more training over COVID-19 concerns.
By George Wright
Air Force Research Laboratory modifying pararescue medical tool to treat COVID-19 patients
The tool is based off of a concept the Air Force pararescue, or PJ, community recently started using called the Battlefield Assisted Trauma Distributed Observation Kit.
By Diana Stancy
With COVID-19-induced online recruiting lagging, Army to resume face-to-face prospecting
Maj. Gen. Frank Muth told more than 4,400 people listening online that recruiting mission contracts have lagged by 5,500 during the last month as a result of the pandemic, and that Military Entrance Processing Stations will begin shipping recruits April 27.
By George Wright
ROTC Cadet Summer Training uncertain amid coronavirus pandemic
“We hope to present options to Army senior leaders as early as this week, but I will do everything in my power to commission cadets on time,” said Maj. Gen. John Evans, Commanding General of Army ROTC Cadet Command.
By George Wright
‘Let’s go home’: Afghan war vets torn on US-Taliban deal
Veterans of America’s longest war are finding themselves torn as the U.S. signs a potentially historic peace accord with the Taliban in Afghanistan.
The absolutely bonkers case of a former Air Force reservist and Wright-Patterson engineer sentenced to hard time for having a missile warning system at his Ohio home
The 50-year-old formerly worked on missile sensor systems.
By Todd South
Here’s how your new ‘no-fail’ PT test could work
Air Force Materiel Command plans to start beta-testing the new PT system next week.
Are you getting enough sleep? The Air Force wants to know more about airmen’s sleep patterns
One study showed that one-third of troops from all branches of the military reported averaging a total of 5 hours of sleep or less each night.
By Diana Stancy