Fire-Generated Winds Pose Hazards to National Guard Efforts to Fight Wildfires The California wildfires can create their own violent weather, hampering firefighting efforts.
Army Special Forces Soldier Dies After IED Blast in Afghanistan A Washington-based Special Forces soldier has died from wounds caused by an improvised explosive device.
Army Cooperating in Probe of Ranger Linked to Grisly Killing Near Seattle Police say a Ranger killed a woman in her hotel room, then opened fire at two cars before shooting himself late last month.
Active-Duty Army Engineers Being Sent to Fight California Wildfires About 200 troops from the 14th Brigade Engineer Battalion at JBLM will get a course in becoming "wildland firefighters."
Army Announces Bases Where Three New SFABs Will Be Stationed The U.S. Army announced it will station three new Security Force Assistance Brigades in Colorado, Washington and Texas.
Pentagon Quietly Looking into How Nonbinary Troops Could Serve Openly Someone who is nonbinary identifies as neither male nor female, oftening using "they" and "them" as their pronouns.
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.
New Mexico Considers Sending the Guard to Staff Schools as Governors Face Growing Labor Crisis Since the pandemic, the National Guard has had to juggle a near-constant barrage of domestic missions and missions abroad.
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.
VA Tests New Automated System that Could Speed Up Claims Decisions In a pilot test of the system, which uses algorithms to assess data followed by a personal review, decisions were rendered in...
