Pentagon & Policy

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American Airlines' Miles For Heroes initiative allows frequent flyers to donate their miles to military charities.

A South Carolina councilman is raising funds to memorialize Army Sgt. Christopher Celiz, a Medal of Honor recipient killed in Afghanistan.

VMFA-542 awarded the Gallant Unit Citation for their air operations in the Middle East, marking a rare recognition.

Navy and Marine personnel are advised to conceal military ties online and report suspicious activities amid new security threats.

The Pentagon reports over 750 US troops wounded in Iran, with nearly half occurring since July.

Army Secretary Driscoll's upcoming resignation raises concerns for military leadership during critical operations.

The Pentagon has dismissed the editor and reporter of Stars and Stripes amid concerns over military censorship.

A tragic plane crash in Alaska has claimed the lives of eight Army Corps of Engineers staff and contractors during a landing attempt.

More service members reported sexual assaults last year, indicating a shift in reporting culture within the military.

Recent survey shows a significant drop in sexual assault and harassment incidents in the U.S. military.

Combat medics need training for mental health challenges post-deployment. Here's what changes and who it affects.

James G. Roche, former Secretary of the Air Force, passed away at 86, leaving a significant legacy in military leadership.