5.2-Percent Basic Pay Hike Approved for ’24
Service members and civilian personnel would see a 5.2-percent hike in their basic pay beginning Jan. 1, under the $842 …More
Service members and civilian personnel would see a 5.2-percent hike in their basic pay beginning Jan. 1, under the $842 …More
The ongoing congressional practice of funding the armed forces with a series of continuing resolutions instead of a complete budget …More
The Navy’s senior-most civilian is calling upon academia and industry to fix the shipbuilding and repair landscape. “I believe in …More
Veterans in hard-to-reach locales who wonder why mobile medical units operated by the Department of Veterans Affairs are not as …More
The individual services and the armed forces as a whole need to do a more thorough job of creating a …More
Removal of photographs and other identifiers from officer promotion packets evidently is leading to higher promotion rates for soldiers of …More
Following up on evidence of cancers among airmen stationed at Minuteman III bases, the Air Force plans to expand the …More
The Navy is setting up a new command that will oversee and manage mobilizations for reservists and active-duty individual augmentees. …More
Key programs that help service members make the transition to civilian life could use improvement, according to the Government Accountability …More
Army researchers have refined an app that will help soldiers fend off frostbite, hypothermia and other cold weather-related issues. The …More
The Air Force is offering direct commissions to reservists who would serve in the cyber security and cyberspace warfare operations …More
Sailors and Marines who are accused of minor infractions while attached to ships now have the right to refuse non-judicial …More
All World War II veterans now can get their inpatient and outpatient health care from the Department of Veterans Affairs …More
A recent study conducted by Duke University and sponsored by the US Military Academy at West Point, offered details about …More
The Army is offering promotions and cash bonuses for soldiers who volunteer for recruiting duty. The service hopes the incentives …More
Adm. Lisa Franchetti was sworn in as the 33rd Chief of Naval Operations during a Nov. 2 Pentagon ceremony, making …More
Gen. David W. Allvin was confirmed by the Senate as the next Air Force chief of staff, by a 95-1 …More
While the national-security contributions women make have been significant during the past five years, more needs to be done to …More
While the Army should be buoyed by the success of retention efforts, concerns remain about the service’s ability to attract …More
Even though the Navy continues to address concerns about fatigue and crew rest, sailors still are beset by understaffing and …More
When a service member leaves active duty, their discharge documentation, known as a DD214, indicates the nature of their discharge. …More
The Army is making changes in the way it identifies and recruits new soldiers. Specifically, the service wants to attract …More
Operational time for the F-35 Lightning II sat at about 55 percent as of last March – far below mission …More
The Marines are changing the process for reporting and documenting offenses committed by officers and enlisteds to capture more demographic …More
The Navy has fallen short of its recruiting goals for fiscal year 2023 (Oct. 1, 2022-Sept. 30, 2023). The service …More
The Senate held cloture votes on three senior nominees in the face of an on-going block on the confirmation of …More
Some military housing continues to pose health and safety risks, the GAO has said while calling for stronger oversight of …More
New Air Force and Space Force recruits will encounter a different regimen during their first seven and a half days …More
A board will begin considering applications for commissions from enlisted TAR (training and administration of the reserves) sailors on Nov. …More
The government is reaching out to Marine Corps and Navy veterans and their families who became sick because of contaminated …More