Tonight: Come chill with your fellow MRE members at Island Time starting at 6 p.m. for an evening of drinks, networking and fun!
Located on Columbia Island Marina, off the George Washington Parkway near the Pentagon. Details:
The Military Reporters & Editors board strongly condemns the Pentagon’s decision to designate its public affairs office as a classified space and bar reporters from accessing it. Statement: militaryreporters.org/2026/0…
Military Reporters & Editors’ annual conference is right around the corner on Nov. 7! Please register here if you plan to attend. We can’t wait to see you all there! The keynote speaker is the new Ukrainian ambassador to the U.S. militaryreporters.org/2025/1…
MRE will also hold our Combat Correspondents Dinner at the National Press Club that night honoring those who have covered war zones (this is for all MRE members and friends of MRE who would like to attend) militaryreporters.org/2025-m…
Military Reporters and Editors urges reporters not to sign the Pentagon’s new restrictive press policy, which seeks to inhibit journalists’ First Amendment rights. We stand with the news outlets that have already made the decision not to sign. More: militaryreporters.org/2025/1…
Military Reporters & Editors (MRE) has significant concerns regarding the Pentagon’s unprecedented attempt to limit reporters’ access by seemingly requiring them to pledge they will not release information not previously approved by government officials. militaryreporters.org/2025/0…
MRE condemns in the strongest possible terms any attempt by this Pentagon or any other entity to curb press freedoms and leave the American public in the dark on what its military is doing at home and abroad. militaryreporters.org/2025/0…
Statement from Military Reporters & Editors (MRE) on the Killings of 5 Al Jazeera Journalists in Gaza by an Israeli Air Strike militaryreporters.org/2025/0…
Last call! The deadline for submissions for this year’s Military Reporters & Editors Journalism Contest is Friday, Aug. 1. MRE honors excellence in reporting on military, defense, and national security issues. Submit your best work here: mrecontest.org/
The B-52 Stratofortress officially entered service today in 1955.
Nearly 70 years later, it’s still flying combat missions,still projecting power, and still unmatched in global reach.
@usairforce@AFGlobalStrike
Invictus Australia has held a first of it's kind Decompression Camp, dedicated to checking back in with Team Australia competitors post #IG25.
This initiative is based on research findings spearheaded by the Invictus Games Foundation into supporting members of the community.
On June 2, 2025, Sergeant of the Guard Sgt. 1st Class Andrew Jay took his final walk as a Tomb Guard at Arlington National Cemetery. In a powerful farewell, he laid roses at each crypt of the Unknown Soldiers, then walked off the plaza hand in hand with his 8-year-old son, Finn.
We are not the enemy. Those who cover the military have a deep respect for those who serve. Much of our reporting shines light on problems they face. Many of us have been downrange to bring home their experiences to the American public.
Our commitment to this mission continues.
The annual Military Reporters & Editors 2025 Journalism Contest is now open. You worked hard, did great work and deserve to be recognized in these challenging times.
You can find the details and entry form at this link: mrecontest.org/
New rules on Pentagon media access put in place by @SecDef further chill the free flow of information vital to the public.
Our statement:
militaryreporters.org/2025/0…
The second round of challenges for the Powered by Invictus Virtual Sporting Leagues for 2025 have been revealed and are available for members of the #WeAreInvictus Community to take on right now.
These virtual leagues are open to all members of the community, sign up today!