Heather Sweeney

The Army has a message for its retirees: Uncle Sam wants you to help fight the novel coronavirus.

The new ban affected some 90,000 troops.

The $330 billion COVID-19 appropriations bill also includes money for the Defense Department and health-related agencies.

The Navy has about a third of the military’s coronavirus patients.

A doctoral candidate is the only active-duty service member on the Army team developing a potential vaccine.

The former Joint Base Lewis-McChord soldier made a video of himself saying goodbye to loved ones Dec. 18.

The 1,400 recruits on hold because of the novel coronavirus pandemic will likely be paid as privates.

The 531st Hospital Center was headed to New York, which is struggling to deal with number of coronavirus cases.

The captain of a coronavirus-stricken aircraft carrier who pleaded for help has been relieved of command.

Rep. Joe Courtney led a bipartisan effort to advocate for the health and safety of deployed American sailors and Marines.

Yokosuka has been under a shelter-at-home order since March 27.

The service will operate under a "reset" to determine which ops are necessary and which it can forgo until a later date.

The U.S. Air Force has identified 23 organizations and units that will transition to the U.S. Space Force.

The deaths caused the academy to rethink the strict restrictions imposed on graduating seniors.

The first new unit the Marine Corps will design to fight in contested maritime spaces will be based in the Asia-Pacific.

Marines won't face the same hardships some endured during the post-war drawdown, when thousands were cut from the ranks.

Leathernecks often say if it's not raining, they're not training.

The former Joint Base Lewis-McChord soldier made a video of himself saying goodbye to loved ones Dec. 18.

The measure limits exposure by reducing the need to see a barber or hairdresser.

The U.S. Coast Guard is now directing ships registered in the Bahamas to seek aid from that country first.