The V-22 Osprey is sometimes called the "North Carolina Lawn Dart" by service members to covey their reputation for mechanical issues.
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The Air Force announced the airman "succumbed to his injuries and passed away last night.”
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A civilian financial program manager at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas, is facing serious legal consequences after allegedly embezzling more than $100 million in military funds. Janet Yamanaka Mello, 57, is accused of orchestrating an elaborate scheme by creating a fake business in 2016, claiming to assist military children through the “Child Health and Youth Lifelong Development” initiative under the 4-H Military Partnership Grant program.
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The Pentagon has not decided to increase the Family Separation Allowance (FSA) monthly, despite growing dissatisfaction and uncertainty. This follows the National Defense Authorization Act's mandate for an examination of military compensation, including FSA, and is expected to provide a conclusive report by 2024.
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The last 100 yards of any war will always belong to the infantry. However, war has changed drastically in the last hundred years. A bayonet charge is no longer the go-to action to ensure victory. Here are 3 of the most important military jobs we will heavily rely on in the future.
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Pakistani security forces have successfully eliminated an Islamic State (IS) group commander and two other militants during a targeted operation on a militant hideout near the Afghanistan border.
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As weird, mysterious smart watches arrive at Soldiers’ doors unsolicited, the Army’s Criminal Investigation Division (CID) warns about the program sending these things out with potentioally dubious purposes.
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Data shared by Legal Aid At Work highlights that over 29,000 LGBTQ individuals who were expelled due to their sexual orientation were denied honorable discharges. In a groundbreaking development, exclusive figures obtained by CBS News shed light on the extensive discrimination faced by gay and lesbian service members in the United States military.
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Military retirees residing in Turkey have been notified that they will soon lose access to U.S. military bases in the country. These changes, scheduled to take effect in the fiscal year 2024, have sparked concerns among retirees and their families about the potential extension of similar measures to other locations.
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