Military Times: SitRep Online

In this episode: Construction companies vow to hire veterans, sailors are dodging sea duty and soldiers get new pistol holsters.

In this episode: Congress pushes for single military sneaker, some sailors get to ditch their blueberries for the woodland camo and a Marine receives new prosthetic technology.

In this week\\\'s episode: Medal of Honor recipient SFC Leroy Petry plans to retire, the Navy is looking for female petty officers for sub duty and more Marines may head to Africa.

In this episode: new guidelines for where Marines deploy, shelf-stable Meal-Ready-to-Eat pizza and new uniform rules for airmen, including ditching the reflective belt for PT gear.

In this episode: Soldiers to deploy to Pacific islands this fall, Spearhead to deploy to Europe and Africa, and Bataan crew receives first batch of fire resistant coveralls.

In this episode: Troops may see changes in BAH, Army to cut Brigade Combat Teams further and LCS Fort Worth to see 16 month deployment.

In this episode: As the war in Afghanistan draws to a close, IED\\\\\\\'s remain a worldwide threat, new vests for Navy and Marine air crews are in the works and the storied 101st Airborne Division will no longer be airborne.

The United States has been given the all clear to relocate on Okinawa; the cruiser Chancellorsville is facing repairs after a drone pierced the ship\'s hull; the Thunderbirds are back in action!

The United States has been given the all clear to relocate on Okinawa; the cruiser Chancellorsville is facing repairs after a drone pierced the ship\'s hull; the Thunderbirds are back in action!

In this episode: Four US servicemembers injured in South Sudan, Army Cyber Command goes to Fort Gordon and NORAD tracks Santa

In this episode: the call for common camo, US forces assist in the Central African Republic and bad water and mold present at Fort Polk barracks.

In this episode: Army-Navy football game coming up this weekend, Air Force wants to cut some cadets to cut costs, and more Marines are headed to Australia.

In this episode: Longer floats for sailors, airmen learn how to fight back against sexual assault, special duty assignment pay for soldiers being reduced.

In this episode: DoD seeks a plan to close all U.S. commissaries, Marine Corps reconsidering pull ups for females, and two Army colonels in hot water over pretty female soldiers discussion in an email.

The Air Force seeks to slow down deployment rates for several career fields; nearly 1,500 Marines deployed to the Philippines last week; new PCS rules could hit sailors hard; the Army Reserve hopes to recruit thousands of soldiers leaving the Army.