Defense TechJuly 22, 2026·Military Times
Navy's Largest Supercomputer Now Operational at Monterey Base
The Navy's largest supercomputer is now operational at Naval Support Activity Monterey, boosting AI processing for military applications.
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Pay & Benefits·Jul 22, 2026·Military.com
House Passes Defense Bill with 5% to 7% Military Pay Raise
The House passed a defense bill proposing a 5% to 7% military pay raise and other significant changes for service members and families.
Defense Tech·Jul 22, 2026·Federal News Network
Space Force Struggles to Define Personnel Requirements, GAO Finds
The GAO highlights Space Force's inability to determine personnel needs, impacting future growth and readiness.
Pentagon & Policy·Jul 22, 2026·DefenseScoop
Pentagon's Next APFIT Round to Prioritize Affordable Tech Solutions
The Pentagon's APFIT program will soon prioritize affordable technology for military applications, impacting procurement strategies.
Defense Tech·Jul 22, 2026·Air & Space Forces Magazine
Canada Joins European Sixth-Generation Fighter Program as Observer
Canada's observer status in a sixth-gen fighter program signals shifts in defense procurement strategies among U.S. allies.
Pentagon & Policy·Jul 22, 2026·Military Times
BRRRRT Act Would Keep More A-10 Warthogs Flying Amid Air Force Changes
The BRRRRT Act seeks to keep A-10 Warthogs operational as the Air Force plans divestment without clear replacements.
Veteran Affairs·Jul 22, 2026·Military Times
VA Reduces Improper Payments for Private Health Care by 98% Since 2020
The VA has reduced improper payments for private healthcare services by 98% since 2020, improving care for veterans.
Pay & Benefits
View all →Pay & Benefits·Jul 22, 2026·Military.com
House Passes Defense Bill with 5% to 7% Military Pay Raise
The House passed a defense bill proposing a 5% to 7% military pay raise and other significant changes for service members and families.
Pay & Benefits·Jul 21, 2026·Task & Purpose
Unused Internet at Abandoned Navy Base Costs Taxpayers $340,000 Annually
An investigation reveals an abandoned Navy base in Alaska costs taxpayers $340,000 a year for unused internet services.
Pay & Benefits·Jul 20, 2026·Military.com
Understanding the 2027 Military Pay Debate: Key Details and Implications
Learn about the ongoing discussions regarding military pay for 2027 and how it affects service members.
Pentagon & Policy
View all →Pentagon & Policy·Jul 22, 2026·DefenseScoop
Pentagon's Next APFIT Round to Prioritize Affordable Tech Solutions
The Pentagon's APFIT program will soon prioritize affordable technology for military applications, impacting procurement strategies.
Pentagon & Policy·Jul 22, 2026·Military Times
BRRRRT Act Would Keep More A-10 Warthogs Flying Amid Air Force Changes
The BRRRRT Act seeks to keep A-10 Warthogs operational as the Air Force plans divestment without clear replacements.
Pentagon & Policy·Jul 22, 2026·Task & Purpose
Congress Considers Making Hazing a Specific Charge Under Military Law
Congress is considering making hazing a specific charge in military law, impacting service members and their legal protections.
Veteran Affairs
View all →Veteran Affairs·Jul 22, 2026·Military Times
VA Reduces Improper Payments for Private Health Care by 98% Since 2020
The VA has reduced improper payments for private healthcare services by 98% since 2020, improving care for veterans.
Veteran Affairs·Jul 22, 2026·Military.com
VA Study Uncovers Potential New Treatment for Melanoma Linked to Military Service
A VA study reveals a potential treatment for melanoma, a cancer linked to military service, showing promise in slowing cell growth.
Veteran Affairs·Jul 22, 2026·Military Times
Richard Star Act's Cost Surges from $10 Billion to $78 Billion
The Richard Star Act's projected costs have skyrocketed, affecting veterans' benefits. Learn what this means for you.
Defense Tech
View all →Defense Tech·Jul 22, 2026·Military Times
Navy's Largest Supercomputer Now Operational at Monterey Base
The Navy's largest supercomputer is now operational at Naval Support Activity Monterey, boosting AI processing for military applications.
Defense Tech·Jul 22, 2026·Federal News Network
Space Force Struggles to Define Personnel Requirements, GAO Finds
The GAO highlights Space Force's inability to determine personnel needs, impacting future growth and readiness.
Defense Tech·Jul 22, 2026·Air & Space Forces Magazine
Canada Joins European Sixth-Generation Fighter Program as Observer
Canada's observer status in a sixth-gen fighter program signals shifts in defense procurement strategies among U.S. allies.
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Transition & Careers·Jul 20, 2026·Military.com
13 Signs You Don’t Need a PMP Certification for Project Management Jobs
Explore key indicators that suggest PMP certification may not be necessary for veterans transitioning to project management roles.
Transition & Careers·Jul 17, 2026·Task & Purpose
Army Helicopter Pilots to Take Solo Flights in Training for First Time in Decades
Army helicopter pilots will soon conduct solo flights in training, marking a significant change in their training regimen.
Transition & Careers·Jul 17, 2026·Military.com
How to Translate Your Military Job Title into a Civilian Career Path
Learn how to translate your military job title into a civilian career path with practical steps.
Service Life
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Service Life·Jul 22, 2026·Military.com
$25 Million in DOJ Grants to Enhance Law Enforcement Training and Public Image
The DOJ has announced $25 million in law enforcement grants aimed at enhancing training and public image.
Service Life·Jul 22, 2026·Defense News
Bulgaria Approves U.S. Military Use of Local Air Base Against Iran
Bulgaria has approved U.S. military use of an air base to support operations against Iran, impacting various service members.
Service Life·Jul 21, 2026·Military Times
Marine Corps MV-22 Osprey Catches Fire During Air Force Training Exercise
An MV-22 Osprey caught fire during a joint Air Force training exercise in Arizona, raising concerns about aircraft safety.
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