Page 61 - Forces Command News Today

The Navy Reserve is developing a mobile app to make it easier for reservists to report for duty using a solution that will come in handy if it ever activates the entire 50,000-member Selected Reserve. The idea for the app came from Lt. Cmdr. Jonathan Calhoun’s own experience mobilizing in 2020 led him to wonder […]

U.S. Army Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, a Janesville native, earlier this month became the 24th commanding general of U.S. Army Forces Command, according to an Army news release.

A Janesville native has been promoted to a four star general. General Andrew Poppas says that while the honor in itself wa

The US Navy is considering a "short-ish repair availability" to keep its aging Ohio-class subs around longer as it awaits its new Columbia-class subs.

How Biden can strengthen relations with and between South Korea and Japan.

A senior South Korean general says the country's missile systems are capable of dealing a "fatal blow" to a potential enemy.

South Korean Army Gen. Kim Seung-kyum, the new chairman of his nation’s Joint Chiefs of Staff, made his first visit to the largest U.S. overseas military base.

Retired Rear Adm. Mark D. Guadagnini, a naval aviator who climbed the ranks until he held one of the highest posts in the Navy, died June 11, according to his obituary, with the cause suspected of being a heart attack.

The U.S. Army Forces Command said goodbye to retiring commander Gen. Michael Garrett, as Gen. Andrew Poppas was welcomed back to the post.

North Korea may not conduct nuke test right away due to rainy season: outgoing JCS chief