Limited access to public spaces is causing a strain on armed services recruitment goals, Military.com reports. “Right now, the trend is in the wrong direction,” said Maj. Gen. Edward Thomas…
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Speaking at AFA’s virtual Air, Space & Cyber Conference on Sept. 16, Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Stephen W. “Seve” Wilson said a large portion of Air Force employees may…
Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon has deployed the Wyoming Army National Guard’s G Company, 2nd Battalion, 211th Aviation Regiment to help assist in the firefighting effort currently ongoing in California. “Our…
A recent event by the COVID-19 Military Support Initiative led by The Military Child Education Coalition, a key member of the White Oak Collaborative, discussed the impact of the coronavirus…
Blue Star Families’ 11th annual Military Family Lifestyle Survey has opened for participants. The survey will be open for six weeks and closes on October 16… The U.S. Army opened…
Ellen Lord, the Pentagon’s acquisition chief, announced that disruptions to the defense industry resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic will cost nearly $20 billion. This figure is a $9 billion increase…
In order to better understand the U.S. Air Force’s recently released Support of Military Report, ADC hosted a virtual town hall on September 8 to better understand the service’s on-going…
The Department of Defense is requesting volunteers to test its final-stage COVID-19 vaccine currently in development, Stars and Stripes reports. Those who qualify are Military Health System beneficiaries – service…
Throughout the pandemic the CMSI Pain Points Poll explored the financial implications of COVID-19 on military families. Many families experienced a loss of income which was compounded by rising food…
Production costs at defense contractor sites may have increased by $11 billion between March and June, and the Navy may shut down one of its seven major shipyards, Breaking Defense…