The Biden administration’s failed humanitarian mission in Gaza was more dangerous ... The resulting effort, led by Army and Navy forces to stand up the pier, was stricken with challenges from ...

Military members may be exposed to violence ... Research shows that service members assigned to humanitarian missions, such as providing medical support during COVID-19, suffered elevated levels ...

The U.S. Army boats involved in the Gaza humanitarian pier mission are slated to be hauled back to the U.S. by civilian contractors, Fox News Digital has confirmed. Though the timeline remains ...

When the Pentagon announced on July 18 the conclusion of the Joint Logistics Over-the-Shore system (JLOTS) humanitarian aid pier mission in ... assistance the U.S. military has ever delivered ...

The military has not yet locked in a contract ... who launched coordinated reviews of the humanitarian mission to Gaza in June. The Pentagon’s inspector general announced a separate probe ...

The GHF began operations on May 26 after Israel completely cut off supplies into Gaza for more than two months. Read more at ...

The Army confirmed to Military.com that Stanley was the soldier injured during the humanitarian aid mission, adding that he had been "receiving treatment in [a] long-term care medical center." ...

Stanley was one of three soldiers who were injured in May while supporting the Army’s mission to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza. The other two soldiers have since returned to duty. The Army ...

The British-flagged yacht Madleen, which is operated by the pro-Palestinian Freedom Flotilla Coalition, aimed to deliver ...