Reservists Deemed Essential Employees May Be Exempted from Mobilization The question is: What is an essential employee?
Military Ranks and Insignia at a Glance What are the U.S. military ranks? These are the Army ranks, Air Force ranks, Coast Guard ranks, Marine Corps and Navy ranks...
Military Ranks: Everything You Need to Know Understanding military ranks can be tricky, especially when it comes to knowing the military ranks in order.
Marine Corps Officer Ranks Marine Corps ranks for officers are split into two tiers: Officer and General.
Enlisted Coast Guard Rates Unlike the other U.S. military services, the Coast Guard, like the Navy, organizes its force according to rates and grades
Army Officer Ranks Army officer ranks are in three tiers: company grade, field grade and general.
New Recruiting Ad Tells Gen Z to Ditch the Digital World and Join the Marines The concept for the new ad was based on research on Generation Z, the group born in the late 1990s and beyond.
The Sailor's Creed and Other Essentials for New Navy Recruits New sailors are expected to retain a lot of information, from the Sailor's Creed to the complex Navy rank structure and a...
'You Shouldn't Be Calling Yourself a Ranger': Tom Cotton's Military Service is Under Scrutiny From a Fellow Army Vet in Congress Being a "Ranger" and having earned a Ranger "tab" is often confused due to the similarity of their names.
Virginia Group Will Recommend New Name for Camp Pendleton Camp Pendleton in Virginia Beach is not to be confused with the Marine Corps training base in southern California.
Navy SEAL Sentenced to 10 Years in Choking Death of Green Beret A SEAL Team 6 member who pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the hazing death of Army Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar in...
Army Identifies 3 New York National Guard Pilots Killed in Black Hawk Crash They died when their aircraft went down while conducting night-vision goggle proficiency training.
National Guard Plans to Ask Thousands of Troops to Remain in DC Until Mid-March Guard officials said that approximately 7,000 troops would likely remain in D.C. through the end of January.
