Marines draw new policy line: ‘We will not separate families’

Marine Corps officials are getting more explicit about a policy that inspired the creation of a coordinator role for dual-military married couples.

More military spouses eligible for $4,000 tuition aid scholarship

All enlisted spouses now eligible for the popular scholarship program.

Get to know the heroic WWII namesake of the Navy’s newest ship

Though he was peppered by shrapnel and severely burned after a kamikaze pilot slammed into his ship, Lt. Richard McCool Jr. went to work.

New group supporting independent veterans endorses first 9 candidates

The endorsed candidates are vying for elected positions that range from city council seats to the U.S. Senate.

Air Force Academy cadet dies after being found unconscious in dorm

The Air Force is investigating the cause of death of a cadet who was found unconscious in her academy dorm room.

Decision on junior enlisted pay boost not expected until November

The House-passed draft of the authorization bill called for pay raises up to 19.5% for troops ranked E-4 and below.

Healing Warriors and Their Families

During the month of September, it’s crucial to raise awareness to end the tragedy of veteran suicide through National Suicide Awareness Month.

How the Marines are changing their conduct and leadership guidance

The Marines are updating key guidance documents that have remain largely unchanged for decades.

Former cadets allege Coast Guard Academy failed to prevent sex abuse

Administrative complaints filed Thursday seek $10 million each for 13 former cadets who say they were sexually assaulted from the 1980s to recent years.

Opinion

Navy’s recruitment strategy should inspire other branches to act

U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales argues all military branches should open recruitment to those without high school diplomas or GEDs in this op-ed.