Army Times Veterans Affairs officials on Friday announced they had resolved issues with delayed payments to hundreds of thousands of students, a move that potentially limits the financial fallout for those with Read More
Lawmakers have called to increase funding for the Pentagon’s unidentified aerial phenomena research office following the release of the Biden administration’s budget request. During a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on Read More
Army officials on Friday identified the nine soldiers killed this week when two HH-60 Black Hawk helicopters flying out of Kentucky’s Fort Campbell crashed, killing everyone on board. In a statement, Read More
As police investigate the shooting death of a 23-year-old Army specialist stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado, family members remember a funny, loving man while also calling for justice in his Read More
Service members grieving the death of a spouse or child can now take up to two weeks of leave, according to a memo signed Wednesday by the Pentagon’s personnel chief. The Read More
Outgoing Deputy Secretary for the Department of Veterans Affairs Donald Remy reflects on challenges the VA faced during his time, and what it means to be a vet. Veterans Affairs Deputy Read More
Housing stipends for tens of thousands of student veterans and dependents will be delayed by several days after Veterans Affairs officials late Thursday announced a processing mistake had halted all Read More
Former Navy SEAL and Silver Star recipient Douglas “Mike” Day, who suffered 27 gunshots while deployed to Iraq in 2007, has died. “We mourn the loss of an outstanding Naval Special Read More
Want to learn about High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems? You should start a game of Spades in your barracks. Need some information on Guided Multiple Launch Rocket Systems? Kick off Read More
Joint Base Andrews, one of the nation’s most sensitive military bases and home to Air Force One, has been locked down after reports of a man carrying an “assault-style” rifle Read More