More than 400 Fort Bragg Soldiers Return After Yearlong Deployment
Cheers, hugs and handshakes filled the pack shed at Fort Bragg's Green Ramp on Sunday.
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Esper Approves Troop Deployments Along the US-Mexico Border Through 2020
In April, military officials estimated the cost of the deployments to be about $500 million through fiscal year 2019.
Comedian Jon Stewart's New Cause: Help for Veterans Sickened by Burn Pits
The former 'Daily Show' comedian created a public service announcement to draw attention to veterans sickened by burn pits.
Post-9/11 Vets Bear More Mental, Physical Battle Scars than Prior Generations: Pew Study
About half say they experienced post-traumatic stress, and half say they had trouble transitioning to civilian life.
New Citizenship Policy to Affect Roughly 25 Military Children Per Year, Officials Say
The policy spells out what the department deems residency in terms of U.S. citizenship considerations of offspring born overs...
Here's Who's Affected by New Citizenship Policy for Children of Troops Serving Overseas
The new policy will affect children of some U.S. service members born outside the country.
Some Children of US Troops Born Overseas Will No Longer Get Automatic American Citizenship
Instead, those children must go through the naturalization process, which must be completed before their 18th birthday.
Assignment, Space: How Military Spouses Support NASA's Newest Missions
While their husbands serve on the International Space Station, wives help NASA understand the impact of long separations.
Pearl Harbor Destroyer USS Michael Murphy Returns After 92 Days at Sea
It was an eventful 92 days at sea for the destroyer USS Michael Murphy, which returned Monday to Pearl Harbor.
Army Announces Winter Deployments to Europe, Afghanistan
Two Army units are headed to Afghanistan amid thinning hopes that the U.S. will reach a peace deal with the Taliban.
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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.