Morale Is in Trouble at Some Army Bases. Here’s What the Service Plans to Do About It "Why can't we have a waterpark up in Wainwright?" asked the general in charge of Army installations.
Improvements Coming to Alaska Army Base as Troops Face Morale Challenges Army leaders are promising to make upgrades at Fort Wainwright, aimed at improving the readiness and quality of life.
Pentagon Identifies Alaska Soldier Killed in Iraq The Pentagon announced Wednesday that a soldier based in Alaska died in Iraq in a noncombat-related incident Sunday.
Alaska Soldier Dead from Gunshot Wound, Police Investigating Details about the death of Pfc. Jeremiah Matthew Wombacher were sketchy, but the incident is under investigation.
Two Alaska Soldiers Found Dead in Their Homes in Separate Incidents Spc. Mason James Guckavan, 21, died of a gunshot wound while in his barracks Oct. 26 at Fort Wainwright, Alaska.
5 More States Make Military Retirement Tax Free With 26 states now not taxing military retirement income, this may just help you decide where to retire.
A Close Encounter with a Chinese Aircraft Carrier Has Become a Badge of Honor for a US Navy Destroyer Crew The operation was a testament to the "boldness" and skill of U.S. sailors, Vice Adm. Roy Kitchener said.
Millions of Tricare Beneficiaries Left Out of COVID-19 Test Reimbursement Plan The military health program will not reimburse for home test kits, but Tricare beneficiaries still will be able to pick up...
Marine Corps Grants Two Religious Exemptions for COVID-19 Vaccine, First for Any Service The Corps says that, to date, it has received 3,350 requests for religious exemption to the mandate.
How Silicon Valley Is Helping the Pentagon Automate Finding Targets The contracts with tech companies reveal a desire to increase the fundamental tempo of intelligence collection and, with it...
