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‘Child care dilemma:‘ Lawmakers urge Esper to find more options for military families
Military families may be in desperate need of child care, lawmakers say.
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New military coronavirus cases show lowest increase in months
Coronavirus cases are trending downward in the military.
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Here’s what you need to know about the new guidance for troops planning to travel during coronavirus pandemic
Troops and their families will have to complete a risk assessment and, possibly, a quarantine period.
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Veterans unemployment down for third month in a row, but still double pre-pandemic levels
About 700,000 veterans were looking for work in July, an improvement over recent months.
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Seeking the Military Suicide Solution Podcast, Episode 29: Tony Kurta — Policy Approach to Suicide Prevention
Tony Kurta is a former top Pentagon personnel official who was responsible for recruiting, retention, compensation, travel, and the related human resource management for the 1.3 million active duty military members of the U .S. armed services.
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Air Guard team removes live ordnance found inside Nebraska museum
A bomb squad and military experts had to be called to a northeastern Nebraska museum after live military ordnance — including a World War II grenade and two artillery shells — were found in a museum storeroom, officials said.
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Paid parental leave takes shape under new OPM regulations
The Office of Personnel Management plans to issue a final interim rule on the use of paid parental leave Aug. 10.
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‘Despair’ spreading throughout the Military Sealift Command fleet over ‘draconian’ COVID-19 restrictions, unions warn
Roughly 5,000 mariners have been ordered to not leave their U.S. Military Sealift Command ships for nearly five months under the "Gangways Up" order.
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A look at the lives of the 8 Marines, sailor lost in sunken amphibious assault vehicle
The crew of the AAV was able to escape and all the service members who died were in the rear compartment used to transport troops, a Marine spokesman said.
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Air Force C-17s delivering relief to Beirut following deadly explosion
The first of at least three Air Force supply missions today brought 11 pallets of food, water, and medical supplies to Lebanon in the wake of Tuesday's deadly blast.
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