Defense TechMay 28, 2026·Air & Space Forces Magazine
Vance Urges USAFA Graduates: AI Cannot Replace Human Decision-Making
Vice President JD Vance emphasizes the importance of human decision-making in warfare during the USAFA graduation.
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Veteran Affairs·May 28, 2026·Military.com
Air Force Veteran Shares Lessons Learned After Losing Federal Job
Air Force veteran Jeff Andrejcik shares his experience navigating job loss and offers insights for fellow veterans.
Defense Tech·May 28, 2026·Federal News Network
OMB and CISA Enhance Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure
Learn about OMB and CISA's efforts to enhance cybersecurity for critical infrastructure and its implications for military personnel.
Pentagon & Policy·May 28, 2026·Military Times
White House Proposes All Federal Employees Sign Nondisclosure Agreements
The White House plans to require all federal employees to sign nondisclosure agreements to prevent unauthorized disclosures.
Defense Tech·May 28, 2026·Air & Space Forces Magazine
Northrop Grumman's Faster B-21 Production Could Expand Air Force Fleet
Northrop Grumman's accelerated B-21 production may lead to a larger Air Force fleet, impacting service members and defense strategy.
Service Life·May 28, 2026·Task & Purpose
National Guard Recruit Arrested as International Fugitive During Basic Training
A National Guard recruit was arrested at Fort Leonard Wood as an international fugitive, raising concerns for service members.
Pentagon & Policy·May 28, 2026·DefenseScoop
DOD Requests Over $2 Billion for Enhanced CJADC2 Systems in FY27
The DOD plans to invest over $2B in FY27 to enhance CJADC2 systems, aiming for better command and control integration.
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Pay & Benefits·May 27, 2026·Task & Purpose
New Legislation Aims to Increase Compensation for Gold Star Families
New legislation could enhance compensation for Gold Star families and severely disabled veterans.
Pay & Benefits·May 26, 2026·Military Times
Pentagon Negotiates Starlink Pricing with SpaceX Amid Iran Conflict
The Pentagon is in discussions with SpaceX over Starlink pricing during the Iran conflict, impacting military communications.
Pay & Benefits·May 25, 2026·Military.com
Robert Irvine’s Long Fight to Improve Military Food is Paying Off
Celebrity chef Robert Irvine's efforts to enhance military food are yielding results, impacting service members' readiness.
Pentagon & Policy
View all →Pentagon & Policy·May 28, 2026·Military Times
White House Proposes All Federal Employees Sign Nondisclosure Agreements
The White House plans to require all federal employees to sign nondisclosure agreements to prevent unauthorized disclosures.
Pentagon & Policy·May 28, 2026·DefenseScoop
DOD Requests Over $2 Billion for Enhanced CJADC2 Systems in FY27
The DOD plans to invest over $2B in FY27 to enhance CJADC2 systems, aiming for better command and control integration.
Pentagon & Policy·May 28, 2026·Military Times
Double Amputee Paratrooper to Jump into Normandy for D-Day Anniversary
Jon Harmon, a double amputee, will parachute into Normandy to honor D-Day's 82nd anniversary, showcasing resilience and dedication.
Veteran Affairs
View all →Veteran Affairs·May 28, 2026·Military.com
Air Force Veteran Shares Lessons Learned After Losing Federal Job
Air Force veteran Jeff Andrejcik shares his experience navigating job loss and offers insights for fellow veterans.
Veteran Affairs·May 28, 2026·Military.com
VA Services Help 37,000 Veterans Quit Tobacco
The VA has successfully assisted 37,000 veterans in quitting tobacco, highlighting vital health services available.
Veteran Affairs·May 27, 2026·Military.com
VA Study Shows Promise of CO2 Therapy for Veterans with Parkinson's Disease
A new VA study suggests CO2 therapy may benefit veterans with Parkinson's disease, offering hope for improved treatment.
Defense Tech
View all →Defense Tech·May 28, 2026·Air & Space Forces Magazine
Vance Urges USAFA Graduates: AI Cannot Replace Human Decision-Making
Vice President JD Vance emphasizes the importance of human decision-making in warfare during the USAFA graduation.
Defense Tech·May 28, 2026·Federal News Network
OMB and CISA Enhance Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure
Learn about OMB and CISA's efforts to enhance cybersecurity for critical infrastructure and its implications for military personnel.
Defense Tech·May 28, 2026·Air & Space Forces Magazine
Northrop Grumman's Faster B-21 Production Could Expand Air Force Fleet
Northrop Grumman's accelerated B-21 production may lead to a larger Air Force fleet, impacting service members and defense strategy.
Transition & Careers
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Transition & Careers·May 20, 2026·Military.com
Transition Noise: How to Filter Out Unhelpful Advice
Learn how to filter out transition noise and focus on meaningful advice during your military career change.
Transition & Careers·May 19, 2026·Military Times
F/A-18 Super Hornet Pilots Hone Skills with Touch-and-Go Landings on Iwo Jima
F/A-18 Super Hornet pilots practice touch-and-go landings on Iwo Jima, enhancing their skills for operational readiness.
Transition & Careers·May 18, 2026·Military.com
Veterans Can Connect With Employers at Free Virtual Job Fair May 19
Veterans can connect with employers at a free virtual job fair on May 19, aimed at building long-term careers.
Service Life
View all →Service Life·May 28, 2026·Task & Purpose
National Guard Recruit Arrested as International Fugitive During Basic Training
A National Guard recruit was arrested at Fort Leonard Wood as an international fugitive, raising concerns for service members.
Service Life·May 28, 2026·Military Times
22nd MEU and Iwo Jima ARG Return Home After 10-Month Deployment
The 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit and Iwo Jima ARG return home after a 10-month deployment, impacting service members and families.
Service Life·May 27, 2026·Military.com
Army's New Combat Field Test Prepares Soldiers for Mission-Essential Tasks
The Army's new Combat Field Test prepares soldiers for essential mission tasks, enhancing readiness and fitness.
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