The Navy announced Monday it will name a pair of future vessels after two previous commanders in chief.
Presidents Bush, Clinton to be honored through naming of new Navy aircraft carriers Read More »
As the war in Ukraine kills and injures tens of thousands, European countries are getting more serious about medical training and ensuring the care is standardized across NATO nations.
Fort Carson training medical personnel for potential of large-scale European war Read More »
The Navy is dealing with what could be called a sartorial crisis: The sea service has run out of pants. And it may not get more for months.
More than 50 years after being injured in the Vietnam War, a Larimer County veteran received one of the armed service’s most distinguished medals — the Purple Heart.
The Navy’s ability to build lower-cost warships that can shoot down Houthi rebel missiles in the Red Sea depends in part on a 25-year-old laborer who previously made parts for garbage trucks.
The U.S. Navy’s warship production is in its worst state in 25 years. What’s behind it? Read More »
An Osprey crash in Australia that killed three Marines, including one from Colorado, was caused by multiple pilot errors during a near mid-air collision, a military investigation has found. It also found that squadron leadership had permitted “a culture that disregarded safety of flight.”
Pilot errors blamed for Osprey crash that killed Colorado Marine, 2 others Read More »
Have you heard who’s in the market for a new electric vehicle? No, I’m not talking about the public radio devotee or bleeding-edge tech-bro — I’m talking about the U.S. military.
Military could go all in on hybrid, EVs for combat vehicles, other uses Read More »
The Air Force estimates it would cost about $4.5 million to restore nuclear weapon capabilities on approximately 30 B-52 bombers, a calculation that follows proposals from Congress to assess shoring up the U.S. nuclear weapons arsenal in the coming years.
America’s odds of fighting a major war are the highest in 80 years, and its military isn’t prepared for one.
Congressional panel finds America’s chances of fighting a war high, preparedness low Read More »
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin directed the Pentagon to review the 20 Medals of Honor awarded to U.S. troops for their actions at Wounded Knee in 1890, when soldiers killed and injured between 350 and 375 Lakota men, women and children.
Pentagon to review 20 Medals of Honor awarded in Wounded Knee massacre Read More »
