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The U.S. has launched new strikes against Iranian military sites following a naval blockade. Learn what this means for service members and veterans.
Thirty enlisted transgender service members will be allowed to serve again as the military lifts its ban, effective Thursday.
Thirty transgender service members will be allowed to serve again after a ban that started in 2025.
The Pentagon is seeking to reallocate funds to address rising military personnel expenses. Learn what this means for service members.
Air Force network lockouts due to cybersecurity measures are impacting troops and civilians across bases and the Pentagon.
A Texas factory that cost nearly $500 million has produced no artillery shells, raising concerns about military readiness.
Mechanical issues at a water treatment plant leave 4,000 troops in Hawaii without air conditioning in barracks.
Mechanical issues have left 4,000 troops in Hawaii without air conditioning in their barracks, impacting their living conditions.
The Navy has awarded TOTE a $2.2 billion contract to manage the construction of medium landing ships, with first delivery expected in 2029.
The Navy has awarded TOTE $2.2 billion for the construction of medium landing ships, with delivery expected by 2029.
The Marine Corps is seeking better methods than the ASVAB to predict troop success, impacting recruitment and training.
The Marines are exploring alternatives to the ASVAB for predicting troop success, aiming for better assessments.