Defense

Navy frigate rescues Iraqi sailors

Defense

Navy outlines plans for ‘lightning quick’ strike against Iraq

An unprecedented barrage of Tomahawk cruise missiles fired from more than 30 Navy ships in the Persian Gulf would most likely kick off a “lightning quick” United States war against Iraq, the commander of the aircraft carrier Constellation Battle Group said Wednesday.

Defense

Supplies at sea

Replenishing an aircraft carrier in the Persian Gulf requires some tricky but critical maneuvers.

Defense

Pilots set to head into hostile—but familiar—territory

Many fighter pilots operating from the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Constellation in the Persian Gulf are veterans of operations in Iraq’s southern no-fly zone. For now, they’re more concerned about tricky night carrier landings than in whatever Saddam Hussein might throw at them.

Defense

Fort Stewart mobilizes: The inside story

How soldiers and civilians worked together to move the Army's 3rd Infantry Division and all of its equipment to the Middle East.

Magazine

Heading Out

Defense

Air Force extends deployments indefinitely

Defense

Army airborne troops load ships for massive mobilization

One of the Army’s premier warfighting divisions is relying on an unprecedented military sealift operation to carry its equipment to the Middle East.

Magazine

Flight Risk

Defense

Navy, Marine Corps eye more joint bases

The Navy and Marine Corps are likely to combine common operations at joint military bases as part of the 2005 round of military base closures.