Marines fire entire command for Osprey squadron in Hawaii
A Marine general fired the commander, executive officer and senior enlisted leader for an Osprey squadron in Hawaii last week, “due to a loss of trust” in their ability to uphold safety and readiness standards, according to a statement provided Monday to Marine Corps Times....
Two boaters rescued after boat fire off coast of Hallandale Beach, Florida
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A good Samaritan helped rescue two boaters after their vessel erupted in flames off the coast of Florida on Monday. Judson Grosvenor told 7News Miami how he spotted the billowing smoke off the coast of Hallandale Beach...
Las Vegas Cybertruck bomber’s manifesto classified by officials
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The mystery surrounding the motive for the Tesla Cybertruck attack outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas on New Year’s Day only deepened after the final investigative report from local police provided few new details. The...
Airmen plead guilty to false statements in shooting that suspended M18
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Two airmen at a Wyoming U.S. Air Force base have pleaded guilty to making false statements about the deadly shooting of a third that prompted the suspension of Sig Sauer M18 pistol use at nuclear weapons sites for a month, the...
SBA cancels Veterans Small Business Week amid shutdown
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Small Business Administration (SBA) said Monday that it has canceled this year’s National Veterans Small Business Week (NVSBW) because of the ongoing federal government shutdown. The 12th annual NVSBW was scheduled to run from Monday through...
Bill Protects Gun Rights During Gov’t Shutdowns
With the government shutdown now a month old, a bill recently introduced in the U.S. Senate is designed to protect Second Amendment rights during just such a shutdown. On October 30, U.S. Sen. Jay Risch, R-Idaho, introduced the Firearm Access During Shutdowns Act, which would require federal...
Army’s clock must now start ticking faster when a soldier goes missing
A new U.S. Army directive orders commanders to act within hours — not days — when a soldier goes missing, giving them three hours to classify a service member as “absent-unknown” and eight hours to notify the soldier’s family once the absence is discovered. The...
Can a $1K 2011 Really Run Like a Staccato? Meet the MAC 9 DS Duty
When you say “9mm 2011,” folks either lean in or their eyes glaze over. I admit I’m the old guy who grew up on .45 1911s, but I also get the appeal: double-stack 9mm is the new kid on the 1911 block, and the 2011...
More shutdown assistance offered through military stores
With the federal government shutdown in its second month, commissaries and exchanges are offering some additional relief to the military community. The interest-free offer for those making commissary purchases with their Military Star credit card has been extended through Nov. 30. New and existing cardholders...
Supreme Court weighs if contractor can be sued for wartime negligence
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday heard arguments in a case against a military contractor whose employee killed five people and injured 17 at Bagram Air Base, Afghanistan, in 2016. The majority of justices seemed skeptical that the case, brought against Fluor Corp., was an...
