Report: 238k Vets Died Waiting for Health Care
The Huffington Post reported that many veterans have died while waiting for the Department of Veterans Affairs to process their …More
The Huffington Post reported that many veterans have died while waiting for the Department of Veterans Affairs to process their …More
The recent security breach into personnel information held by the Office of Personnel Management could affect every current and former …More
OPM has issued a memo to agencies on evaluating worksite health and wellness programs as followup to a 2014 White …More
President Obama took a stand July 7 in support of the budget he submitted to Congress, which he said would …More
Female sailors and Marines now can take 18 weeks of maternity leave. Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus issued a …More
Citing concerns of a possible terrorist attack, the Air Force canceled Independence Day celebrations at its two biggest bases in …More
Soldiers some day could go into battle equipped with an arm-like robotic exoskeleton, designed to significantly improve marksmanship. Dan Baechle, …More
Eric Fanning will become the next acting undersecretary of the Army, Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced July 2. Rosenbach will …More
Police in Fayetteville, N.C., arrested a soldier July 2 for carrying an AR-15 rifle and wearing a bulletproof vest in …More
Four days apart, both the Washington Navy Yard and Walter Reed National Military Medical Center were disrupted by reports of …More
The military family of an infant girl who died at Tripler Army Medical Center, Hawaii, in 2012 reached a $1.3 …More
Air Force fighters intercepted four Russian Tu-95 “Bear” bombers July 4, Business Insider reported. The first encounter, between two of …More
The Iraqi army has been unable to draw enough recruits and train them to fight, Defense Secretary Ash Carter told …More
A group of former service members who controlled drones during combat missions has called for their comrades now on active …More
The Defense Department is not taking the right approach to counter moves by potential adversaries that could neutralize U.S. military …More
Air Force veterans who flew C-123 aircraft that were used during Operation Ranch Hand during the Vietnam War now may …More
The Navy’s plans to reach 308 ships during the next 30 years are insufficient, according to a June 12 report …More
Army Maj. Gen. Dana J.H. Pittard, the deputy commander of operations in the Middle East, received a formal reprimand from …More
Ali Awni al-Harzi, a Muslim extremist leader with close ties to the Sept. 11, 2012 attack upon the U.S. Embassy …More
A military jury at Camp Pendleton, Calif., convicted Sgt. Lawrence Hutchins of killing an Iraqi civilian in 2006. The Marine …More
Maura Sullivan, a former Marine Corps captain who served in the Iraq War, was appointed the new assistant to the …More
Plans to cut the active Army’s end strength to as low as 380,000 by 2019 would render the service unable …More
The family of Sgt. Rafael Peralta accepted the Navy Cross from Navy Secretary Ray Mabus during a June 8 ceremony …More
As many as 450 U.S. troops will deploy to Iraq, the Pentagon announced June 12. The troops will serve as …More
United Technologies Corp., the parent company of Sikorsky Aircraft, announced plans June 15 to sell the helicopter manufacturer, or spin …More
The government’s main watchdog agency is calling into question the Army’s use of borrowed personnel in 2013 and 2014, and …More
Active and reserve-component airmen who earn the Global War on Terror Expeditionary Medal may wear a service star should they …More
The Army will allow some soldiers the option to reenlist from 15 months before their separation date through the actual …More
The Navy christened the 10th littoral combat ship Gabrielle Giffords, after the former Arizona congresswoman who was injured by a …More
The Army’s Web site was hacked June 8. The service shut the site down until technicians could determine that the …More