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The Air Force is allowing instructors who remain unvaccinated against COVID-19 to fly again, a change that comes as the result of a pending lawsuit that is stopping the service from punishing those who have refused to get inoculated.

/PRNewswire/ -- Tampa Bay Defense Alliance (TBDA) President Donna Huneycutt and Airlift/Tanker Association (A/TA) Chairman Gen. Duncan J. McNabb, USAF (Ret)...

RIGA - We must always be ready to defend our country, our people and our democracy, President Egils Levits emphasized in his speech at the flag ...

/PRNewswire/ -- Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) today announced its 2022-2023 Board of Directors and the addition of two new board members, Rami...

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Replacing the propeller blades due to the latest issue will take quite a while, according to Air Mobility Command, and the service is looking for ways to move the inspections along.

The mother of a Navy seaman who died after successfully completing SEAL training is fuming over the agency's lack of action and transparency over eight months after his death.

A Navy SEAL candidate from Monmouth County died of acute pneumonia just hours after completing grueling

Navy officials and a new report say the Naval Special Warfare Command has reprimanded three officers in connection with the February death of a SEAL candidate.

Navy investigators concluded Kyle Mullen died in the "line of duty, not due to his own misconduct," a press release from Naval Special Warfare Command Public Affairs said.