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Sneak peek of new Air Force coveralls elicits mostly poor reviews on popular website - Vimarsana News

Sneak peek of new Air Force coveralls elicits mostly poor reviews on popular website

A slide presentation showing the design and color of the Air Force’s new maintenance duty uniform was leaked online recently to mostly poor reviews. 

US military in Japan reports 446 new COVID-19 cases as Tokyo breaks day-old record - Vimarsana News

US military in Japan reports 446 new COVID-19 cases as Tokyo breaks day-old record

Tokyo reported its highest one-day new case number of the pandemic, 8,638, on Thursday as it reimposed coronavirus restrictions approved by the central government, according to Japanese media reports.

New York firm wins $20 million Navy contract for compact, next-gen atomic clock - Vimarsana News

New York firm wins $20 million Navy contract for compact, next-gen atomic clock

The Navy has awarded a small New York firm a $20 million contract to develop a compact, next-generation mercury ion atomic clock, the Pentagon announced recently.

Boeing to upgrade Japan's F-15s into Super Interceptors that can keep pace with the F-35 - Vimarsana News

Boeing to upgrade Japan's F-15s into Super Interceptors that can keep pace with the F-35

Japan has awarded the U.S. aerospace giant Boeing Co. a $470 million contract to upgrade its fleet of F-15J Eagles, according to the U.S. Defense Department.

Familiar restrictions return to US bases in Japan as COVID-19 case numbers roar back - Vimarsana News

Familiar restrictions return to US bases in Japan as COVID-19 case numbers roar back

The overall U.S. military authority in Japan is considering a return to stricter health protection measures as U.S. bases reported another 338 COVID-19 cases on Wednesday.