After nearly 100 years, this WWI soldier received his Medal of Honor
Sgt. William Shemin's Medal of Honor was delayed nearly 100 years because of anti-Semitism.
By Jon Guttman
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This pilot sought to avenge his brother’s death over the South Pacific
Bruce Van Voorhis avenged his brother's death over a lone South Pacific island.
By Jon Guttman
Next month, military spouses on the move can claim a free year of LinkedIn Premium
The networking service also will be available to spouses of troops leaving service.
By Karen Jowers
Post-9/11 GI Bill usage dropped sharply. Cause for concern?
The number of Post-9/11 GI Bill users fell significantly in fiscal 2017 – the first time this has ever happened in the benefit’s nearly 10-year history.
By Natalie Gross
Air Force captures officer who deserted 35 years ago
A high-ranking Kirtland Air Force Base officer with top security clearance who disappeared 35 years ago has been found in California.
Unorthodox Trump faces toughest test yet in North Korea summit
Embarking on a self-described “mission of peace,” President Donald Trump’s seat-of-the-pants foreign policy is facing its toughest test yet as he attempts this week to personally broker an end to North Korea’s nuclear program in talks with Kim Jong Un.
By Zeke Miller, The Associated Press
Top US general and Russian counterpart hold talks in Finland
The top U.S. military chief met Friday in Finland with his Russian counterpart to exchange views on U.S.-Russia military relations, Syria and the international security situation.
Should school quality and spouse employment help decide where troops are based?
This high-profile military council thinks so, and it wants SECDEF to follow suit.
By Karen Jowers
Air Force captures deserter 35 years after he disappeared
Air Force fugitive captain William Howard Hughes was captured after hiding in California for 35 years under a fake identity.
By Noah Nash
Five key challenges for SOUTHCOM
Commander explains the host of threats facing U.S. Southern Command.
By Todd South
DoD family council wants answers on dependent medical records
Some military kids have been barred from service because of the contents of their dependent medical records. The group, which includes enlisted leaders and other high-ranking personnel, wants to know how those records are accessed and used.
By Karen Jowers
76 years later, the history-altering legacy of Midway lives on
The battle that turned the tide of World War II will soon be coming to the big screen.
By Victoria Leoni