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Nearly 8,000 airmen stationed in South Korea will not have to pay back more than $2 million worth of overpayments issued last year, the Air Force has decided.
A House Appropriations Committee member is urging the Department of the Air Force to ask for funding amid new reports and studies that show alarming cancer rates for service members.
Concerned with preventing growing numbers of suicides, the U.S. Navy is planning to make chaplains regular members of the crew on ships with more than 300 sailors, instead of only the largest carriers as in the past.
Two Army helicopters crashed in southwestern Kentucky during a routine training mission, causing several casualties, military officials said.
Nine soldiers are dead after a crash involving two Black Hawk helicopters out of Fort Campbell, Kentucky, on Wednesday night, a training accident that is one of the deadliest in Army history.
The Army is frantically moving to replace ads that featured an actor facing legal action ahead of what had been planned as a major campaign airing during the NCAA Final Four.
The step, updating the VA’s mission statement to remove male pronouns, “him” and “his,” is a small move toward inclusivity that will hopefully bring positive results.
So far, 5,400 soldiers have made it through the prep course since it started in August at Fort Jackson.
Officials are already working behind the scenes to prevent the cuts from happening, a defense official with knowledge of the discussions told Military.com.
The military’s top uniformed officer suggested he does not support drag shows being hosted on military bases.