Military Daily News

The heads of the U.S. military branches called for the return of all military hospital already transferred to the DHA.

The former officer received kickbacks in a $5 billion health scheme involving compounded medicine prescriptions.

If zeal could be weaponized in wartime, the Confederacy might have had a chance.

The bills broaden options for troubled vets in the legal system and expand a home renovations grants program.

The Air Force carried out a captive-carry test of the Lockheed Martin AGM-183A Air-launched Rapid Response Weapon, or ARRW.

He was booted from service five months before retirement for a child molestation conviction 10 years before.

The service is set for Friday at the same field on which Vanessa Guillen once played soccer as a high school athlete.

The Army's new Greens uniform will have pants as the default option for women, rather than a skirt.

The Navy has canceled petty officer 3rd class advancement exams for the second time to limit exposure to the coronavirus.

A new Rand Corp. study offers a report card for each of the U.S. military's systems to create generals and admirals.

Last year, Reynolds played taps at 191 funerals and memorial services, putting more than 600 hours of volunteer time.

A UH-1N Huey with 1st Helicopter Squadron was on a training mission when its crew was forced to make an emergency landing.

The Air Force's newest combat search-and-rescue helicopter, the HH-60W Jolly Green II, hit another milestone.

The former officer received kickbacks in a $5 billion health scheme involving compounded medicine prescriptions.

Sgt. Trevor Goldyn, a communications Marine, was found dead in a "non-combat related incident."

A Marine sergeant drowned after going for a swim after a unit physical fitness event in Macon, Georgia.

A new Rand Corp. study offers a report card for each of the U.S. military's systems to create generals and admirals.

Two rehabilitated sea turtles, rescued at different times and locations by the U.S. Coast Guard, have been released.

The drugs were seized from suspected drug-smuggling vessels in the Caribbean Sea as part of a counternarcotics operation.

Sara Faulkner had the "it" factor as the first woman to graduate from the Coast Guard's helicopter rescue swimmer school.