Air Force Announces Review of How Domestic Violence Cases Handled
The Department of the Air Force is conducting a top-to-bottom review of how its two services handle cases of domestic …More
The Department of the Air Force is conducting a top-to-bottom review of how its two services handle cases of domestic …More
During a recent tour of Schofield Barracks Hawaii, Army Secretary Christine Wormuth reiterated the service’s commitment to ensure that every …More
President Biden has issued a directive for a new top-to-bottom internal study of military pay and benefits, with a focus …More
As with the Navy and Air Force, the Army has updated its family leave policy. As with sailors, airmen, Marines …More
The Department of Defense employs civilians, contractors, and service members to provide medical and mental health care to dependents, military …More
The Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP) is a benefit afforded to military retirees to ensure a continuous lifetime annuity for their …More
The passage and signing of the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act required prompt action on the part of the Department …More
Any veteran who is considering suicide can now visit any Department of Veterans Affairs facility for treatment and help – …More
Veterans who have multiple periods of service have lost some flexibility – and the opportunity for remuneration of costs – …More
Soldiers who refer people to their local recruiting stations could qualify for promotion incentives. The service’s Soldier Referral Program is …More
The Navy is the latest service to update its parental leave policy, in accordance with the recent change in the …More
Two airmen received the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) medal and three others were awarded Air Medals, for actions that took …More
Military spouses could be eligible to take part in a 12-week paid fellowship program, aimed at expanding their employment opportunities. …More
Retirees, eligible members and former members who are awaiting retired pay who are not enrolled in either the Survivor Benefit …More
The Defense Department has launched a registry for military working dogs, which will keep track of morbidity and mortality when …More
Gen. James McConville, the chief of staff, wants more young people to consider joining the Army. “What we need help …More
Parental leave has changed with the start of the new year. Service members who give birth, are non-birth parents, and …More
The Pentagon has begun the process of renaming Army installations that honored Confederate generals. Here is a list of the …More
Airmen and guardians will now have to meet a waste-to-height ratio (WHtR) standard in order to pass the Body Composition …More
Sailors now have clear details regarding the requirements they must meet in order to qualify for the Basic Needs Allowance …More
While the Navy and Air Force clearly state that active-duty members who receive advanced cyber training are required to stay …More
Veterans who are sick because of toxic exposure, and their survivors, will begin getting the treatment and benefits they need …More
Marines will no longer be subjected to tape tests to determine if they meet fitness standards. Following up on a …More
A Fort Hood, Texas-based soldier, Sgt. Cinthia Ramirez, has become the first female to complete the Army’s M1A2 Abrams Master …More
The Navy is holding off on a plan to require all sailors to use a government charge card to pay …More
Air Force and Space Force promotion boards that consider captains and majors for promotion to major and lieutenant colonel will …More
Service members and civilian employees will get a 4.6-percent raise in basic pay Jan. 1, under the $857.9 billion 2023 …More
The 2023 defense-spending bill addresses several areas of child care, health and justice. Should a dependent die, service members who …More
Service members charged with certain offenses would be guaranteed that residual and prosecutorial duties related to their cases would be …More
Some TRICARE beneficiaries covered under the Continued Health Care Benefit Program (CHCBP) will pay more in premiums in 2023. While …More