Medical Personnel

"Roughly 15,000" military medical billets are slated to become civilian jobs.

The reduction will allow those billets to be repurposed as war fighters or combat-support skills to increase lethality.

Attorney says the justices' unique request signals interest in a military medical malpractice case.

So far, Operation Enduring Promise 2018 has treated about 20,000 patients in Latin American countries.

More efficient blood warmers are a solution the AFSOC teams hope they can soon procure for their makeshift trauma rooms.

A 22-year-old man suspected of raping and using a cord to kill his 9-month-old daughter was arrested by police in Tennessee.

The Air Force surgical team treated more than 750 patients in a combat zone during the summer of 2016.

The hospital ship USNS Comfort has ended its relief effort in Puerto Rico for the victims of Hurricane Maria.

By helping fellow vets face Vietnam experiences, former nurse found peace with past.

Military dental benefits will see expansions under a new contract set to go into effect next year.