Saving Boeing Is the Hardest Job and Biggest Opportunity in Business

During the Boeing Machinists strike, more than a dozen 737 Max fuselages heading to Renton, Washington, were stored on train cars in a railyard just south of the stadiums in Seattle, unable to be finished.

In November, Sen. Ted Cruz, who next month will become chair of the Senate committee overseeing aviation, told new Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg that if the plane-maker suffered just one more high-profile safety issue, “your company is in deep, deep trouble.” “I think he’s right,” Ortberg told Boeing employees, relaying the conversation in an all-hands […]

The Army Is Reducing Job Choice for New Recruits in 2 Critical Fields

The Army Is Reducing Job Choice for New Recruits in 2 Critical Fields

New Army recruits going into two of the service’s most critical fields will no longer be able to choose which specific jobs they enlist into, according to an internal service email reviewed by Military.com. Both the field artillery and air defense fields, which each have several jobs within them that center around different weapons and […]

1st Woman to Take Top Enlisted Job at Army Special Ops

Command Sgt. Maj. JoAnn Naumann, Special Operations Command Korea Senior Enlisted Advisor

FORT BRAGG, North Carolina — The Army’s Special Operations Command will appoint its first female command sergeant major Monday, a service spokesperson confirmed to Military.com. Command Sgt. Maj. JoAnn Naumann — the current senior enlisted adviser for Special Operations-Korea — has been tapped to lead the organization, which historically has been dominated by men. Naumann’s […]