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An Islamic extremist who killed two U.S. Airmen in an attack at Frankfurt airport last year was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison Friday.
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The Congressional Research Service says that fears of planned defense cuts marking the return of the "hollow force" era of the 1970s are unfounded.
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One Army spouse has put the spouse blogger community in a tizzy with her claims that Army National Guardsmen aren’t "real" Soldiers and their spouses not "real" Army wives.
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Maybe you think you can spot scam emails by the broken English, the pleas to wire money via Western Union and the references to Nigerian princes. Think again.
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Join us for Military.com's 2012 Spouse Summit on March 2-3, presented by USAA. Everyone is invited!
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The dog from "The Artist" wins big at the American Humane Association's movie awards.
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In danger of losing your home due to tough mortgage payments? The FTC has tips on how to save your home, and recognize and avoid foreclosure scams.
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The Department of Defense announced it would remove two key barriers for women serving in combat, opening up roughly 14,000 job assignments to which women previously had been barred.
An Islamic extremist who killed two U.S. Airmen in an attack at Frankfurt airport last year was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison Friday.
The Congressional Research Service says that fears of planned defense cuts marking the return of the "hollow force" era of the 1970s are unfounded.
One Army spouse has put the spouse blogger community in a tizzy with her claims that Army National Guardsmen aren’t "real" Soldiers and their spouses not "real" Army wives.
Maybe you think you can spot scam emails by the broken English, the pleas to wire money via Western Union and the references to Nigerian princes. Think again.
Join us for Military.com's 2012 Spouse Summit on March 2-3, presented by USAA. Everyone is invited!
The dog from "The Artist" wins big at the American Humane Association's movie awards.
In danger of losing your home due to tough mortgage payments? The FTC has tips on how to save your home, and recognize and avoid foreclosure scams.
The Department of Defense announced it would remove two key barriers for women serving in combat, opening up roughly 14,000 job assignments to which women previously had been barred.
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