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Career submariner selected to perform duties of under secretary of the Navy
Retired Navy Capt. William Toti is filling in as the Navy’s No. 2 civilian.
The unintended consequences of aging the Marine Corps
A young force is not only more flexible and less costly, it is best suited for the expeditionary nature of the Marine Corps, this retired Marine writes.
By Col. Warren Parker (retired)
Investigation finds allegedly racist texts to Black airman were fake
An airman facing punishment for the incident is still able to appeal.
5 tips for surviving the Arctic from a soldier who lives there
"I arrived to central Alaska in February. It was 70 degrees in Georgia, where I had just moved from, and now I was dealing with -36 degrees in Fairbanks."
By Alvin Cade, Jr.
Is the military too ‘woke’ to recruit?
There's a lack of hard information on why propensity to serve is falling, and whether there's an ideological shift in attitude toward military service.
3 Sikhs keep fighting to go to Marine boot camp with turbans, beards
The Marine Corps has said it would allow the men to wear the articles of faith with limitations once the 13 weeks of boot camp conclude.
Headed to a combat training center? These tips will help.
The combat training centers are changing how they challenge rotating units.
By Todd South
Now is the time to rename the carrier John C. Stennis
The USS John C. Stennis honors a noted racist, the author argues. It is time for the Navy and Congress to rename it and send a message of inclusion.
By John P. Cordle
Smart shirt could detect, and one day treat, fatal wounds
An early version senses and reports wounds. Advanced versions might compress the wound automatically to avoid blood loss.
By Todd South
New approach at West Point has cadets attacking future war problems
Project-based learning at the academy is giving undergraduates chances to do graduate-level research.
By Todd South
The Army’s pre-boot camp boot camp is likely to expand
The initiative is one of the most promising efforts the service has to address its recruiting issues. What's next?
By Davis Winkie