More On Military Pay

The American Legion's new national commander, Michael D. Helm, took issue with President Obama's support for a 1-percent pay...

2013 seemed to leave a high water mark on the wall of more than a decade of steady gains to pay and benefits.

The DoD hasn't decided on whether troops in Afghanistan will keep receiving the extra $7.50 a day they rate for hazardous...

The DoD announced plans to cut off "imminent danger pay" for servicemembers in areas no longer considered a grave risk.

About nine in 10 active-duty troops oppose DoD proposals to reduce their pay raises and basic allowances for housing.

Troops sent to West Africa to support the effort against the Ebola epidemic will be eligible for at least $150 per month and...

The Military Compensation and Retirement Commission will release its long-awaited report Thursday after a two-year review.

DoD's proposed budget for 2017 seeks to rein in the military’s new retirement system by delaying when junior troops can begin...

Questions swirled about what happens to the hundreds of troops who already returned the money.

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