Active Duty Benefits

A poll found that members of the military community are twice as likely as civilians to believe persons with PTSD are violent...

For decades, the Feres Doctrine has kept active-duty military personnel from suing the government.

The annual maximum reimbursement is going up by $1,500.

The Facebook page for the Army's tuition assistance program and a Reddit community have been flooded with daily complaints.

Under current law, dependent children lose their Tricare eligibility at age 21, or age 23 if they are full-time students.

At an installation with low COVID-19 vaccination rates, a new program gives 96s to units that meet an immunization threshold.

The Biden administration has requested a 5.3% increase in the military health system budget to tackle Tricare increases...

The Career Intermission Program allows officers, warrant officers and noncommissioned officers to take up to a 3-year break.

A small number of myocarditis cases have been reported to the CDC, including at least 17 in the military population.

Anyone who has declined the vaccine or hasn't built up antibodies through an infection will still be required to sequester...