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The ordnance that made the attack on Pearl Harbor so devastating

A brief description of some of the bombs and torpedoes the Japanese used to add devastation to the Dec. 7, 1941 attack.

‘So this is war’: A young Marine’s account of days before Pearl Harbor

Marine 2nd Lt. Robert D. Taplett missed Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor but would go on to experience the Doolittle Raid.

Could a young Army pilot have prevented the Pearl Harbor attack?

A fateful day — and question — shadowed Kermit Tyler all his life.

Opinion

Why sports metaphors fall short in Army leadership

In this op-ed, a West Point cadet argues the Army relies on sports metaphors to oversimplify complex ideas.

Three US personnel being tested for brain injuries after Syria attack

The testing for potential traumatic brain injury comes after the latest attacks on U.S. forces in the country.

Life of pie: Soldier charged with loan fraud in bakery boondoggle

The soldier has been charged for allegedly using a fraudulent pie business called “Granny’s Delight” to obtain COVID-related business relief loans.

Efforts working to curb long-term opioid use in military, study finds

The Defense Department is making headway in curbing long-term opioid prescriptions, a new study found.

Trust in the military on the rise, but still below pre-pandemic levels

More than half of the individuals polled said they have a great deal of trust in the U.S. armed forces.

Fort Irwin specialist faces murder charge in death of fellow soldier

The soldier is being held in a Navy brig in California.

Marines take steps to hack human performance with data

A new Marine Corps program aims to enhance lethality by using wearable data to improve every area — from sleep and stress level control to marksmanship.