Nick Mordowanec is a Deputy Editor at Military.com. He covers multiple aspects of the U.S. Armed Forces, focusing on service-specific news, the Pentagon, politics, and human interest stories, while also delving into government and security policy. His work has been featured in notable publications such as the Miami Herald, The Oakland Press, and Newsweek.
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Nick Mordowanec's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to evolving stories and breaking news. He covers international relations, world affairs, political developments, legal issues, and criticism.
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By: Nick Mordowanec
The money raised is enough to cover Old Glory Honor Flight to the nation's capital.
By: Nick Mordowanec
The Pentagon took major action against Stars and Stripes on Friday, firing its publisher, editor and a Middle East reporter.
By: Nick Mordowanec
Army Sgt. Christopher Celiz was killed in 2018 in Afghanistan and a councilman in his South Carolina hometown is raising money for a memorial.
By: Nick Mordowanec
Elsie Dominguez was allegedly raped by her captain while asleep on a ship. She told Military.com she's out of legal options after a multi-year battle.
By: Nick Mordowanec
Space defense and equipment can make or break military defense systems in years to come.
By: Nick Mordowanec
Werner Bernet served in both WWI and WWII, for the Swiss military first and later for the United States.
Michael Dechert served his nation with the same ferocity he had for loving his family and helping his community, his wife told Military.com.
By: Nick Mordowanec
When Mark Buchmann found a treasure trove of images, awards and documents associated with his great-uncle Werner Bernet, he thought to himself, "What the h
By: Nick Mordowanec
Two Army vets who taught Junior ROTC at South Atlanta High School remain on paid administrative leave, claim to have been pushed out of their roles.
By: Nick Mordowanec
The latest efforts follow a long legal battle between the Pentagon and transgender personnel who are at risk of losing their uniforms.
