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Former acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly shares his side of things
Former Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly's memoir addresses COVID, Capt. Crozier and his shouting match with the former chief of naval operations.
SECNAV: Navy seeking more mental health funding in upcoming budget
Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Harker said funds are also being moved around in this year's budget for mental health resources.
Women recount claims of sexual harassment by veterans charity leader, a former Green Beret
After a massage therapist’s police report, former workers at Veterans Alternative describe unwanted advances.
By Barbara Behrendt, Tampa Bay Times
Former VA health worker sentenced to life in prison for murdering seven patients via insulin poisoning
Investigators found multiple failings within the VA medical system that contributed to her crimes going unnoticed.
Dental hygienist on trial in Florida for 1984 killing of Navy recruit
The body of Pamela Cahanes was found on Aug. 5, 1984, two days after she graduated from boot camp at the Orlando Naval Training Center.
Naval Audit Service cuts still pushed by Navy Department, despite lawmaker opposition
Navy leaders say oversight remains important, but some on Capitol Hill want to know more about the rationale for such cuts.
DoD inspector general finds ex-Navy auditor sexually harassed female workers
The release of the report comes as the Defense Department continues to struggle with efforts to curtail sexual assault and harassment across the force.
By Lolita C. Baldor, The Associated Press
Marine veteran, an ex NYPD cop, charged in violent Capitol attack
Marine veteran Thomas Webster, 54, will remain jailed after surrendering to the FBI and appearing in White Plains federal court.
Spider silk research: From bone regeneration to bulletproof vests
A project funded by the Office of Naval Research Global and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research will provide critical knowledge to accelerate the development of silk-based materials far beyond what is currently possible, says the author of this commentary.
By Dr. Patrick Rose
Modly sounds off on his time as SECNAV and the Theodore Roosevelt drama that cost him the job
He reflects on his stint in the February issue of "Proceedings" magazine.
This study will pay you to help prevent military suicides
Dr. Thomas Joiner, a leading expert on suicide, is looking for active-duty service members to participate in a study on how technology can change stigma around seeking help.
By Harm Venhuizen