Author: Jonathan Weiss

The military has begun a recruiting campaign aimed at gamers. But should it be focusing on other demographics instead?

The future of U.S. Special Operations will rely less on brawny door-kickers and increasingly on technologists armed with software.

Transitioning out of the military does not have to be a time of anxiety. With a good plan and a few tricks, you have the potential to thrive.

China’s Chang’e-5 has brought lunar samples to Earth for the first time since 1976, but NASA and American scientists are unlikely see them.

Air Force Special Operations has been key in the War on Terror the past 20 years, but it will have to pivot as the we enter a new paradigm.

SecDef Austin pointed out that the violence “must decrease now” and that the Taliban must continue peace talks with the Afghan government.

The lawsuit is aimed at the faulty firing system of the Sig Sauer P320, the same model the Army is fielding as its new service pistol.

While flying a routine mission off the Florida Keys, a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter spotted three individuals stranded on a deserted island.

U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star braved a dangerous transit of the Bearing Sea to clear a crucial shipping route and monitor Russian ships.

After thirty years of service and five presidents later, the two Boeing 747 Air Force One planes are in the process of being phased out.

Suppressors will now be added to the Marine Corps kit. The hope is to increase lethality, ease battlefield comms and optimize nighttime ops.

The exact timing of the heist is not known, but 26 tons worth of propellers were pilfered from the Russian destroyer Bespokoynyy.