At Pivotal Moment in Afghanistan War, Biden Weighs a Dilemma America's longest war is approaching a crossroads.
House Measure Would Waive Citizenship Fees for Families of Purple Heart Recipients Gutierrez, the bill's namesake, was a Green Beret killed in an insider attack in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province.
Germany Prepares Way for its Troops to Stay in Afghanistan German troop deployments overseas require parliamentary approval, which is typically granted on an annual basis.
UN Says Afghan Civilian Casualties Down by 15% Last Year A distressing feature of the conflict remains the disproportionate impact on Afghan women and children.
The Top 10 Military News Stories of 2020 Despite the chaos in the wake of COVID-19, the military services found ways to stay ready to defend the nation.
Afghan Peace Talks Resume, but Path Is Anything but Certain With violence spiking, Afghanistan’s warring sides have returned to the negotiation table.
About 30 Taliban Die in Bombmaking Accident, Afghan Government Says The blast occurred last week at a bombmaking course in Afghanistan's northern Balkh province, a statement said.
NATO Chief Dismisses Early Pullout of Afghan Troop Trainers NATO has just under 10,000 troops in the war-ravaged country helping to train and advise the Afghan security forces.
New Zealand to End Military Deployment in Afghanistan New Zealand will withdraw the last of its military personnel from Afghanistan in May.
Analysis: NATO Faces Conundrum as it Mulls Afghan Pullout Violence is spiking and the culprits are, well, everyone.
Marine Family Shocked to Get $32,000 Bill After Garage Fire in Military Housing The ordeal left them disillusioned, homeless and wanting to warn other military families about their nightmare experience.
Army's Top NCO Goes on Twitter to Scold Leaders for Not Testing Units on ACFT Sergeant Major of the Army Grinston told unit leaders in the operational force that they need to make the ACFT a priority
Al Asad Missile Attack Nearly Killed 150 US Troops, Destroyed 30 Aircraft: Report The Defense Department released newly declassified footage of the ballistic missile strikes on Al Asad last year.
Bill Would Dramatically Expand Retirement Benefits for 42,000 Veterans Under current law, an estimated 42,000 retirees are ineligible for concurrent benefits.
Military May Revisit Making COVID-19 Vaccines Mandatory After FDA Grants Approval Military leaders are unable to force service members to get the COVID vaccinations at this time.
