A recent policy update changed some rules for Office of Soldiers’ Counsel visits.

The lawsuit alleges their firings violated their right to free speech and were issued in retaliation for the news outlet’s unflattering coverage of conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln.

The petition asks the nation’s highest court to lift an earlier injunction and allow the discharge of active-duty transgender troops to proceed.

The fourth 100,000-ton Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier is slated to be named USS Doris Miller after the first Black recipient of the Navy Cross.

The GAO said that submarines are forced to spend idle time in port instead of being deployed or being used for training due to long waits at shipyards.

The outages have forced the grocery stores to throw out thousands of dollars’ worth of meat, dairy, produce and frozen foods.

The VA disability compensation rate increase is expected to be 3.7% or 3.8%, a 90-year-old veteran has a new cookbook and VA tries new treatment for epilepsy.

The lawsuit filed by Erik Slavin, Lara Korte and Max Lederer asks the court to halt their terminations as unlawful.

Air Force’s 10th Air Power Legacy Series alternate uniform will pay tribute to sixth-generation stealth bomber now in the test phase.

Ceiling-high stacks of toilet paper blocked fire suppression systems and contributed to a blaze aboard the USS New Orleans that resulted in about $12 million in damage to the ship, a Navy investigation said.