Members of the Biloxi chapter of the Air Force Sergeants Association found eight bricks of cocaine, wrapped in tape and plastic for smuggling and labeled with “Dior” stickers, washed up on a Biloxi beach.
The signing of the PACT Act marks a major milestone in the protracted effort to improve treatment for veterans suffering from conditions linked to burn pit exposure.
Northern Georgia news station WRWH quoted local emergency officials in reporting that the soldiers were Rangers and that a tree fell on the group after snapping in high wind on Yonah Mountain.
Special Forces veteran Mike Glover weighs in on an alleged FBI document leaked to the media that identifies several groups, including one of his own, as extremists.
As a recruit headed to basic training, Tyrice Melvin found himself seated next to Maj. Gen. Milford H. Beagle Jr., who had been the commander of Melvin’s basic training company.
Two senior Army generals mused over what “units of action” — such as pairs of drone-toting soldiers — might look like in the future and whether the Army might need new MOSs.
Democratic lawmakers and some advocacy groups are rallying in DC, demanding the Senate pass a massive bill providing benefits to veterans exposed to burn pit smoke and other toxins overseas.
Army recruits who don’t pass the service’s body fat standards or aptitude test may get a second chance as the military confronts a dire recruiting landscape.
Some female service members are purchasing male editions of the Army and Air Force hot weather uniforms and paying to have them tailored to meet presentation standards.
Going from enlisted grunt to flying attack helicopters isn’t easy. Former machine-gunner, CWO2 Joseph Canty, shares his hard-earned advice on making the leap.
