Rose L. Thayer

World War II veteran Ralph Newman, who drew cartoons for Stars and Stripes, will be honored this month at San Diego’s Comic-Con International for the uncredited work he did after the war, including stories for characters Richie Rich and Casper the Friendly Ghost.

The National Guard Bureau has launched a second pilot program to offer soldiers in certain states child care during drill weekends after the first attempt launched nearly two years ago failed.

A jury Saturday found an Air Force general not guilty of sexually assaulting a female subordinate but convicted him of dereliction of duty and conduct unbecoming stemming from a night of sex and alcohol at an air base in 2023.

Staff Sgt. Ryan Carter walked into Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on April 6, 2018, for a common back surgery meant to alleviate chronic neck pain. He never walked again. Carter is suing the military hospital and surgeon for the trauma his spinal cord suffered.

A colonel who served as an academic program director and a chaperone for the West Point women’s tennis team faces charges that he made sexual comments to cadets, provided alcohol to one cadet and then asked the student to lie about it during an investigation, according to court records.

As Command Sgt. Maj. Vern Daley prepared for a parachute jump over Alaska on Thursday with the 11th Airborne Division, he had one addition to his standard Army uniform and equipment — his grandfather’s World War II-era jump wings.

A federal judge on Tuesday halted a lawsuit from a civilian engineer who claims she was raped aboard a Navy ship so the Labor Department could determine whether the incident should be treated as a work-related injury.

Nearly 250 Coast Guard members who were unlawfully forced into retirement under the guise of a force reduction could be entitled to millions of dollars in back pay and benefits, according to a federal court decision.

The Pentagon’s inspector general said Wednesday that investigators will evaluate how the Defense Department and military services respond to allegations of child abuse at its day care facilities after parents have said they were not informed immediately when their children were harmed at on-base care centers.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday granted a full pardon to former Army Sgt. Daniel Perry, who was convicted last year of killing an Air Force veteran during a Black Lives Matter protest in 2020.

An instructor pilot died Tuesday morning from injuries caused by an aircraft ejection seat activating on the ground at Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas, service officials said.

A former National Guard soldier pleaded guilty Thursday to sexual abuse of another man at Fort Sill in Oklahoma, according to the Justice Department.

An Army lieutenant colonel assigned to Fort Campbell, Ky., was arrested Thursday on federal charges for importing firearms parts from Russia and other countries and dealing in firearms without a federal license to do so, according to the Justice Department.

Coast Guard nondisclosure agreements should not stop service members from cooperating with investigations into the sexual misconduct scandal at its academy, service leaders said in a memo reinforcing the policy.

Tony Grinston may have retired from the Army as the service’s top enlisted member, yet in his new job as CEO of Army Emergency Relief, he’s still improving the lives of soldiers.

A federal jury convicted a Texas man of wire fraud and money laundering after he befriended his victims, told them he was a veteran of the Army’s elite Delta Force and they needed to hand over hundreds of thousands of dollars so he could protect their children from being kidnapped by Mexican drug cartels.

An infestation of rats and mice at the dining hall at Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana has forced base officials to shut down the facility for more than a week.

Air Force Lt. Col. Jimmy Stanley has been relieved as the commander of the 90th Operational Medical Readiness Squadron by Col. Johnny Galbert, commander of the 90th Missile Wing.

More than 180,000 people packed onto Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph Air Force Base in Texas on Saturday and Sunday to see historic and present-day military aircraft take to the sky for the Great Texas Air Show.

Pvt. Javier Pantoja Tinoco faces charges for painting racist graffiti on walls and setting fire to washing machines in a barracks laundry room at the Texas Army base, as well a charge of possessing child pornography.