Amanda Miller

The surviving spouses of military retirees who receive income from two separate benefit programs will no longer have their benefits reduced by any so-called “widow’s tax.”

Tricare Dental Program users will get to choose from up to four insurance carriers under new rules to be in place by 2026.

Congress allowed the new military PCS entitlement in the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act.

No matter how you figure out the menu, don’t forget to involve the children.

A new report suggests that the U.S. military’s “technological edge” could erode—the Defense Department no longer able to fulfill its commitments or to project power in the cust

The new head of Space Force acquisition plans to apply lessons in program management discipline from the National Reconnaissance Office.

A former Army officer became the new commander of the 4th Electromagnetic Warfare Squadron in the Space Force.

Being caught red-handed is one thing, but being caught purple-handed will give you away every time.

The Space Force’s service dress uniform proved to be a hit with Guardians—not to mention “off the charts” with younger Guardians.

U.S. Space Command wants to start acquiring commercial satellite services and released the overview of a new strategy to do so.

For the Space Force, year three is about defining a defense space architecture.

The Space Launch Delta 30 commander sees Vandenberg Space Force Base becoming a national spaceport and said the unit is pursuing the dream.

The Build Back Better Act offers pro-natalist policies that could help Americans who want children or larger families.

DARPA crashed one of its Gremlins air-launched drones during a flight test in October but not without proving it could recover one in midair.

Employing artificial intelligence to help identify targets in a simulated battle shortened the decision-making process while improving accuracy.

Space Force Chief of Space Operations Gen. John W. “Jay” Raymond updated the status of the new armed service, less than two years after its founding.

Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall alluded to an event in which artificial intelligence helped with targeting in a “live operational kill chain.”

A satellite constellation launching in 2022 could revolutionize weather reconnaissance and render the Air Force’s “Hurricane Hunters” obsolete.