Page 11 - Force Office News Today

Lawmakers are set to consider legislation that would tighten prohibitions on sexual assault within the Wisconsin National Guard. The National Guard Bureau in Washington, D.C., released a scathing report in

A study committee began working on legislation last summer to tighten oversight of sexual assault complaints within the Wisconsin National Guard.

Lawmakers are considering legislation that would tighten prohibitions on sexual assault within the Wisconsin National Guard.

Lawmakers are considering a package of legislation that would tighten prohibitions on sexual assault within the Wisconsin National Guard after a scathing federal report found commanders had for years been flouting federal requirements for handling complaints.

The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) recently announced the recipients of its Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative (MURI) awards for 2023. This year, MIT Department of Mechanical Engineering (MechE) professors George Barbasthasis and John

Department of Defense has awarded funding for projects led by MIT faculty members George Barbasthasis, John Hart, and Pulkit Agrawal to support research in areas of critical importance to national defense.

The National Space Test and Training Complex Integrated Program Office is hosting an upcoming Industry Day event on 22-23 June, aimed at providing valuable insights and fostering collaboration between the government and commercial space industry.

In 2013, federal spending approached $3.5 trillion and the deficit dropped to “only” $642 billion. Some are using this small improvement in the nation’s fiscal situation to avoid further budget tightening. But, this is the wrong conclusion to draw.

Stanford researchers have found an environmentally friendly method of producing ammonia using small droplets of water and nitrogen sourced from the air. Ammonia (NH3) serves as the foundation for the creation of chemical fertilizers used for agricultural crops. For over 100 years, the global prod

A former vice commander of an Air Force intelligence organization, a one-star general, was sentenced to a year in federal prison for tax fraud.