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A Pentagon data breach disclosed this week exposed Social Security numbers and other unencrypted personnel information that could help criminals impersonate service members or foreign intelligence services identify them. The Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC), which handles records for military personnel and their families, found the flaw on July 16.…

When the world ends in Matt Dinniman’s Dungeon Crawler Carl, its title character enters the apocalypse in boxer shorts, a leather jacket, and a pair of pink Crocs that don’t quite fit. He is also carrying his ex-girlfriend’s prize-winning Persian cat. Buried somewhere beneath all that absurdity is a detail…

Deployment and data breaches both raise the odds that a service member’s personal information ends up in the wrong hands. The good news is that military families have access to protections civilians don’t, starting with a free active duty credit alert that requires lenders to verify your identity before opening…

The National Firearms Act might well be in the last years of its existence. We’ve already legislated the tax stamp for suppressors and short-barreled rifles away, which was grounds for a federal court to declare the registration requirement unconstitutional. Machine guns are still there, as are destructive devices, but…

CIA Director John Ratcliffe made an unannounced trip to Moscow on Aug. 25 for meetings with Russian officials, sparking questions about the visit’s intent and about national flags on the premises. The visit became public after observers spotted a U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III at a Moscow airport and…

The idea behind microstamping is simple, if stupid. Each gun would stamp a unique identifier on each round fired. Then the police could use that to trace who shot the gun in the first place. The fact that anyone with an elementary knowledge of firearms can see all the…

As hijacked planes turned into weapons on Sept. 11, 2001, inside a quiet Air National Guard facility in upstate New York, a handful of young techs and officers suddenly found themselves scrambling fighter jets as they realized in real time that the United States was under attack. As the towers…

The Supreme Court delivered two big Second Amendment wins last term and is poised to strike down bans on so-called assault weapons in the coming months. The ATF is in the process of reforming its rules with an eye toward helping, not hurting, gun owners, gun makers, and gun…

​One thing that is not new to military families is the struggle of deployments. A valuable member of the family is taken away, sometimes for over a year, and the hardships of that are hard to deal with. Now, military families have free access to an online tool that is…

The Marine Corps is offering eligible Marines up to $40,000 to join or stay in the Selected Marine Corps Reserve under a new retention and affiliation bonus program that took effect this week. MARADMIN 377/26, released Aug. 20, establishes the Selected Marine Corps Reserve (SMCR) Retention and Affiliation Bonus program.…

The Navy has released new technical requirements to allow the use of 3D printing in submarine construction. The service said in a statement that it was removing “administrative and engineering hurdles” to allow 3D printing to make and maintain submarines. “This is exactly the type of barrier we must remove…

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