After being last deployed in 2004, the 27-year-old fighter is back. It got underway on Saturday morning along with a team of 4,000 Amphibious Ready Group. This group includes the dock landing ship Whidbey Island and amphibious transport dock San Antonio. Note that the trio will be carrying the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit out of Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. It is a six month … [Read more...] about 27-Year-Old Wasp is Back in Shape and Ready to Fight
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Navy Ships to Have More Weapons and Armor and Compromise on Speed
The Navy has spent millions and millions of dollars to bring their ships up to speed with the new warships capable of moving through at high speeds. However, it seems like speed alone will do no good and now they have other plans. The Navy is now considering to trade speed with more power and weaponry for the upcoming ships. According to director of surface … [Read more...] about Navy Ships to Have More Weapons and Armor and Compromise on Speed
Former Marines and Sailors Discharged Under Gay Ban Compelled to Appeal
Many marines and sailors were previously forced out of the military because of their sexuality. Now, the Navy Department officials are urging those who were forced out to step forward and appeal their discharge. The step is to correct a historical wrongdoing and to ensure benefits for all such troops. The Board for Correction of Naval Records can restore or update … [Read more...] about Former Marines and Sailors Discharged Under Gay Ban Compelled to Appeal
House Armed Services Committee Members Advanced a $610 Billion Defense Policy Bill
House Armed Services Committee members have forwarded a $610 billion defense policy bill. According to its supporters, the policy will completely fund the military needs while the others criticized it as just another budgeting gimmick that would create more problems than it would solve. The annual defense authorization bill draft was approved by the panel with 60 votes in … [Read more...] about House Armed Services Committee Members Advanced a $610 Billion Defense Policy Bill
Pentagon?s New Base Closure Plan has Army and Air Force Based on the Forefront
According to a new study, the Army would be severely impacted by Pentagon?s controversial step to close some of the military bases. According to a recent report sent by the Defense Department on Friday to Congress, the military currently holds 22 percent more than required space with its network of installations. In addition, the report concluded that the Army has 33 percent … [Read more...] about Pentagon?s New Base Closure Plan has Army and Air Force Based on the Forefront