An Army Casualty Assistance Center says scammers are demanding money from grieving families and threatening to cancel veterans’ military honors, even though those funeral services are provided at no cost.
A federal appeals court upheld the Pentagon’s Anthropic blacklist, accepting Hegseth’s warning that strict AI guardrails could disrupt military operations, while the startup considers seeking review from the full appeals court.
TSA officers found inert Civil War era cannonballs wrapped in paper towels inside luggage at Gulf Shores International Airport. Police said the stolen projectiles posed no threat and later returned them to nearby Fort Morgan.
Vice Adm. Doug Perry closed a 37 year Navy career by transferring Joint Force Command Norfolk and U.S. 2nd Fleet, while British army Gen. Nick Perry made history as the NATO command’s first British leader.
Nellis Air Force Base has completed its final A-10 Thunderbolt II flight, closing nearly five decades of Warthog operations as personnel and missions transition to advanced fighters amid congressional resistance to the aircraft’s retirement.
The 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, is heading to Lithuania for a routine NATO rotation as regional officials monitor increased Russian drone incidents, airspace violations and other hybrid activity.
Parris Island wants a female English bulldog puppy with the temperament, markings and genetic tolerance needed for mascot duty in South Carolina’s heat and humidity. Vendor responses are due Oct. 1, with delivery planned for December.
Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao disclosed eight suicide attempts across the Lincoln strike group as sailors, families and mental health professionals raised concerns about care, morale and lengthy waits during the carrier’s extended Middle East deployment.