U.S. offers ship, new systems to destroy Syrian chemical weapons. Pentagon officials said Thursday that the U.S. government has offered to send about 100 Defense Department civilians and a merchant ship to the Mediterranean to assist in the destruction
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Eight-month deployments are becoming the fleet standard, with some stretching much longer. For instance, destroyers Barry and Gravely returned from nine-month cruises in November that were extended due to the Syrian crisis.
Continue reading >>A cargo ship is being outfitted in Virginia with sophisticated technology capable of destroying Syria’s chemical weapons.
Continue reading >>Congress is pressing the Defense Department to adopt a more ambitious strategy for trimming headquarters bloat.
Continue reading >>The US Army Cyber Command (ARCYBER) is packing up the seven locations in and around the Washington, D.C., area from which it has operated since its inception in 2010, and is consolidating all of its activities at Fort Gordon, Ga., the service announced t
Continue reading >>The Air Force is flying into gale force winds as commercial airlines start a hiring spree while military aviators struggle with low morale due to cutbacks and idle jets. And the Air Force may see a shortage as pilots vote with their feet.
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