Month: May 2020

The popular television show “The Jetsons” gave viewers an animated glimpse of a world where flying cars were so common, they were used as family vehicles. Now, the Air Force wants a fleet of its […]

ATHENS, Greece — Greece’s prime minister has expressed his condolences after a Canadian military helicopter crashed off the coast of a Greek island during NATO maneuvers. A Greek navy helicopter was taking part in the […]

After extended debate and some controversy, U.S. Transportation Command has inked a massive $7.2 billion, three-year contract with a single company for the relocation of household goods in military permanent change of station moves. The […]

AMVETS has scrapped plans to carry on the Rolling Thunder tradition in Washington, D.C. this Memorial Day because of the coronavirus restrictions on large gatherings, but pledged to hold similar events next year. “Legally, it’s […]

Reports of sexual assault and sexual harassment continue to rise in the U.S. military, with more than 60% of all investigated cases in 2019 being between service members. The Defense Department’s annual Report on Sexual […]

Citing supply chain strains and anticipated shortages as a result of the novel coronavirus pandemic, the agency that manages military commissaries says some stores will start limiting how much fresh meat customers can purchase. Starting […]