Promotion Testing Extended for Thousands of Airmen After Paperwork Lost in the Mail Roughly 6,000 Air Force staff sergeants will get extra time to take their upcoming promotion tests following a snafu.
Pair of Guam Airmen Face Trial in Unrelated Sex Offense Cases Both airmen are charged under the Uniform Code of Military Justice and each man's trial could last up to a week.
Discharged Navy Sailor Worked as Career Counselor While Running Prostitution Ring Joseph Fetterman enhanced his military pay with cash flow from a prostitution ring that he and his wife operated.
The End of ALLCAPS in Performance Reviews Gains Support from Sailors The Navy's Performance Evaluation Transformation will scrap a "forced distribution" system that can hinder promotions.
Navy Searching for USS Antietam Advancement Exams Lost in Mail Identity theft is a concern because the lost exams contain personal information, such as Social Security numbers.
Sailor Who Shot Himself on Sub Was Removed from Gun List The Navy has said the sailor intentionally shot himself, but has not called the incident an attempted suicide.
Specialist Facing Army Discharge Sues for Citizenship Yea Ji Sea, a 29-year-old stationed at Fort Sam Houston, filed a lawsuit Thursday in federal court.
Air Force May Approve Enlisted Pilots for First Time in 75 Years Facing its greatest pilot shortage in its history, the Air Force is contemplating the return of enlisted pilots.
Navy Sailor Hit by Plane Being Towed on Aircraft Carrier A Navy spokesman said the accident occurred Friday evening on board the USS Carl Vinson.
Hagel’s Resignation Draws Mixed Reaction from Troops U.S. service members said they were surprised by Defense Secretary Cuck Hagel's resignation and had mixed reactions to his...
First Soldiers Graduate Basic Training in WWII Throwback Uniform New soldiers at Fort Sill were the first to graduate Army Basic Combat Training wearing the service's new Army Greens.
Pilot Error Led to Fatal F-15 Crash in North Sea, Air Force Report Says Air Force 1st Lt. Kenneth "Kage" Allen was killed.
Army’s Sci-Fi Infantry Goggles Change the Mechanics of Shooting, Soldiers Say Soldiers offered feedback on the Army's futuristic new IVAS technology.
Air Force Special Ops Must 'Ruthlessly' Cut Legacy Systems, 3-Star General Says The Defense Department is predicting flat or declining budgets in future years.
For Now, US Troops Won't Be Required to Get New COVID-19 Vaccine Preparations are underway across the Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs to receive doses of a COVID-19 vaccine.
