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Sailors who use so-called designer drugs like Spice and Bath Salts will have to contend with the Navy's ever-evolving drug tests. -
The Air Force has a growing sex abuse scandal on its hands. At least 31 female recruits at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas have been identified as alleged victims. -
The San Diego-based USS Essex is on its way to participated in the Rim of the Pacific, or RIMPAC, exercise for 2012. RIMPAC is the world's biggest maritime exercise, according to the Navy. More than 25,000 military personnel from 22 nations take part in RIMPAC. -
A sailor on the USS Carl Vinson is being hailed as a hero for helping to prevent a suicidal man from jumping off the Coronado Bridge. -
Apparently Timothy Poe doesn't "got" talent, at least not enough for the judges on "America's Got Talent." The one-time Minnesota National Guardsman who gained infamy for lying about his war wounds was voted off the show last night. -
The Pacific Fleet named USS Carl Vinson Sailor and San Diego resident Omar Bamba its Aviation Boatswain's Mate of the year. -
The U.S. Army celebrated its 237th birthday today with world-wide ceremonies that all seemed to have one thing in common - lots of cake. -
Our country's top military officer showed off a softer side last night with a Sinatra serenade. Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey sang a slightly altered version of "My Kind of Town" at the 8th annual "Tribute to the United States Coast Guard" in Washington, D.C. -
Members of the United States soccer team are full of apologies today after mistakenly snubbing U.S. troops who had gathered on a tarmac in Guatemala to show their support for the athletes before a World Cup qualifying match. -
Former "The Weather Channel" meteorologist Nicole Mitchell is suing her one-time employer. Capt. Mitchell alleges the network did not renew her contract because of her service in the Air Force Reserve.
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