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Should the United States need to project kinetic power far away, the decisive factor would be logistics. Yet, according to a detailed study by Brookings…

The United States is facing a shortage of qualified mariners. This presents a national and economic security crisis that must be addressed by Washington...

JCPS has worked to reduce the longest routes and transfer some stops to other drivers, so a students bus number or bus stop could might now be different.

Aerial refueling, the process of passing fuel from one airplane to another in the air, is a crucial part of American military strategy, a low-profile task that makes many of the flashier components possible.

Since logistics today would be contested in any high-end war, the penalty for undervaluing logistics could be even greater than before.

The Air Force has suspended reenlistment and retention bonuses and delayed permanent change of station moves due to a budget shortfall.

Five people are missing underwater after an expedition near the wreckage of the Titanic on an Everett company’s sub vessel.

For every North Country Honor Flight send-off ceremony, short biographies are read for each of the veterans traveling on the flight.

No warning, no webcast for first sub-orbital mission.

Rear Adm. Derek Trinque passed responsibility for Task Force 76/3, also known as Expeditionary Strike Group 7, to Rear Adm. Christopher Stone during a ceremony at the Camp Courtney Chapel.