While the Battlestar Galactica remake is filled with great bad guys, the most compelling villain isn't some Cylon infiltrator ...

The Battlestar Galactica reboot seems to be on hold indefinitely at the time of this writing, though we know it was still in the works at least as recently as July of 2024. With the project seemingly ...

Both marine and offshore sectors represent high potential demand, sharing as they do an increased focus on clean energy usage. The offshore market exhibits immediate demand due to the power ...

A Lagos-based National Youth Service Corps member, Ushie Uguamaye also known as Raye, who went viral last week for her criticism of the government, has apologised for “talking down” on Lagos ...

US Navy Photo After 32 years, an American military presence is set to return to Subic Bay under a new Marine Corps prepositioning program that will see the service stage equipment in the Philippines.

The Department of the Navy is offering transgender sailors and Marines the option to voluntarily separate from the service by March 28. Otherwise, they risk being booted from the service — cutti ...

Marines who receive beard waivers for over a year may be subject to administrative separation, according to new guidance released this week. Here, a soldier shaves his face during a 2017 shaving ...

An infantry battalion known as the “China Marines,” has been reborn as a littoral combat team as part of the Marine Corps’ force structure changes that focus on China and the Pacific.

Palmer Luckey's startup Anduril scored a $642 million deal for anti-drone tech in Marine Corps bases. The 10-year contract is meant to help fight smaller drones like the exploding ones in Ukraine.

“I have the Marines, and I have the squadrons, and I have the battalions and the batteries … I just don’t have the amphibs,” Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Eric Smith told VOA in an ...

Give ‘em a real boot up their backsides. Tell ‘em you’ve got seven days to get your marines off our soil. “Stop mucking around. Stop mucking around with ‘em.” Clearly taken aback ...

A third Marine Corps squadron of F-35B Lightning II fighters arrived in Japan over the weekend, marking the latest step in the service’s efforts to modernize its deployed forces in the Indo-Pacific.