Number dismissed for crime or misconduct doubled between 2007 and 2013
Military
One Killed in Army Helicopter ‘Hard Landing’
Military spokesman says it was not a crash, as pilot still had some control
Sexism Is Routine In Military Academies, Says Pentagon
Pentagon report says students feel they have to tolerate sexist and offensive behavior
Marines Postpone Pull-Up Requirement for Female Recruits
After more than half fail test, the Marine Corps struggles to find fair fitness test for women pursuing combat jobs
Aerial Drone Launched from Underwater Submarine by U.S. Naval Research Lab
The unmanned aerial system flew for several hours before landing at a U.S. base in the Bahamas.
Nuclear Commander Fired for Alleged Gambling Fraud
Accused of using $1,500 in counterfeit chips at a casino
American Troops Abroad Get to Watch NFL Games Again
No word yet on reinstating the panda cam for the rest of us, however
Tat-us Quo: Despite Strict New Army Rules, Other Branches Keep Tattoo Policies Intact
The Air Force, Navy and Marines have no plan to change ink guidelines
Navy Yard Shooter’s Mom: “My Heart is Broken”
Cathleen Alexis says her son is now in a place where he can’t hurt anyone else
Fort Hood Gunman May Be Forced to Shave
Nidal Hasan has put up a fight against shaving since last year for religious reasons
Field of Dishonor: Famous American Court-Martials
From Bradley Manning and Nidal Hassan to George Custer and Benedict Arnold, a brief history of the nation’s most notable military trials
Trial of Nidal Hasan, Accused Fort Hood Shooter, Begins
Representing himself, the former army psychiatrist will cross-examine his own victims. The trial, held four years after the attack, gives the major a chance to air radical views
You’re a SEAL Stranded in Hostile Territory: What’s in Your Survival Kit?
SEALs aren’t supposed to find themselves in trouble that they can’t get out of. That’s why the Navy is seeking to buy 300 new survival kits for the Naval Special Warfare Development Group, sometimes known as Navy SEAL Team …