Patty Nieberg

A congressional measure would create blast safety officers across the services to enforce overpressure safety rules during training.

One pilot said a focus on Ukraine-like unmanned systems ignores that "our primary thing is maneuver. We do that very well."

The Department of Defense is investing more than $1 billion in repairs and updates to military housing, including "critical" fixes.

Hundreds of veterans who served in the Panama Canal Zone are being denied disability compensation for toxic exposure during their service.

An Alabama National Guard soldier mobilized to Washington D.C. died in an off-duty incident, officials confirmed Monday.

In an Army-wide campaign aimed at mental health around the holidays, Army Secretary Dan Driscoll wants leaders to check in on all troops.

The move may indicate that the U.S. government increasingly views narcotics traffickers as a problem that requires a military solution.

Officials say commissaries will be open through Thanksgiving, but many stateside stores could close soon after due to the government shutdown.

The Department of Veterans Affairs stopped distributing the drug Prazosin, which helps stop PTSD nightmares, after an FDA recall.

The only dining facility for junior troops at the Army’s Fort Leavenworth in Kansas has been closed due to funding issues.