After July 15, NCACS cards will no longer be accepted for installation access. The new system can scan an ID card in a second or less, using bar codes and biometrics to identify cardholders.

Beginning Aug. 14, contractors and vendors working on Guam Navy and Air Force installations must use the Defense Biometric Identification System, or DBIDS, card to access the bases.

Al Itissan Al-Jadeed has been contracted to oversee an upgrade of the passport and national ID systems of the Republic of ...

A group of military families stationed at San Diego bases advocate for additional privatized housing reforms for what they say are poorly maintained living conditions.

Aid distribution sites have turned into dystopian killing fields. And yet the world continues to turn a blind eye.

The families of the Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine are not allowed to open the sealed coffins they receive from the ...

It’s fawning season, and drivers on post are asked to watch out for deer on and along the roadways. Doe gestation is about 105 days until the ...

The chief executive of one of the world’s top consulting firms apologized to staff and admitted “process failures” in the ...

Shares of companies that pay reliable dividends can typically be bought and held forever. These five have paid dividends for 100 years.

As the Trump administration cracks down on immigrants and hikes tariffs on Mexican imports, largely in the name of fighting ...

During morning rush hour, cars creep forward in a queasy gas-brake rhythm toward Gate 1. I’m old enough to remember the days ...

News about mercenaries and private military contractors, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.