Most Army Families Say They'd Move Off-Base If They Could to Escape Poor Housing
The Army Inspector General issued a bleak report on the poor housing conditions faced by military families.
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Marine Grunts Say Their Skills Won't Get Them Civilian Jobs. The Corps Wants to Change That
Marines in ground combat jobs aren't confident their skills will help them land post-military careers, new survey data shows.
Transitioning Troops, Student Veterans Can Bolster Civilian Careers with Certifications
Transitioning service members now have free and discounted access to a range of recognized professional certifications.
Terminally Ill Military Kids Can Now Receive Both Treatment and Hospice
Parents of children with terminal illness covered by Tricare no longer have to choose between treatment and end-of-life care.
Former SecNav Applauds Marine Commandant's Call for 1-Year Maternity Leave
Ray Mabus, who served as Navy secretary from 2009 to 2017, said a revamped military parental-leave policy is long overdue.
Air Force Fighter Pilot Units Will Get Personal Therapists to Fight Chronic Pain
A personal masseuse, trainer or conditioning coach could be coming to a fighter pilot base near you.
Defense Department, VA Gear Up to Host Suicide Prevention Conference
The biennial suicide prevention conference will be held Aug. 26-29 in Nashville.
In Reversal, DoD Will Let Wounded Warriors Transfer GI Bill Benefits
The DoD announced the strict no-extension, no-transfer policy will not apply to currently serving Purple Heart recipients.
Pentagon Delays Big Changes to Post-9/11 GI Bill Transfer Rules
Postponement means troops with more than 16 years of service have six more months to start the process.
As Housing Mold Derails Military Moves, This Is the Solution We Need
Military families dealing with mold in their privatized, on-base housing now face another challenge: moving.
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With B-1 Aging and B-21 Still Years Out, Air Force May Soon Have No Go-To Bomber
The U.S. is the only allied country that still flies bombers.
Support for Repeal of 'Widow's Tax' Higher than Ever, Military Coalition Tells Congress
Veterans and military groups are pushing for change in the upcoming defense bill.
DoD to Military Members, Dependents: Steer Clear of Vaping
E-cigarettes have been linked to nearly 400 cases of a mysterious lung disease.
A Navy Carrier Strike Group Is Deploying Without Its Broken-Down Aircraft Carrier
Ships from the Harry S. Truman Strike Group are deploying from this week, but one thing is missing -- the Truman.
List of Bases Contaminated with PFAS Chemicals Expected to Grow, Pentagon Says
The chairman of a task force on chemical contamination says the DoD plans to address issues at more than 400 bases.