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A 1.6-percent pay raise for military members proposed as part of the president's fiscal 2017 budget is "ridiculous," says one...

The Pentagon is ordering almost 10,000 one-time National Guardsmen from California to pay back enlistment bonuses.

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The Senate on Monday followed the House's lead in clearing the way for servicemembers and Defense Department civilians to...

A House subcommittee on military personnel is reluctantly going along with troop cuts but not on changes to retirement and...

The Pentagon will try again to cut pay, pensions and other benefits despite losing previous battles with Congress.

The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee said he was concerned that changes to pay and benefits could force...

President Barack Obama's proposed defense budget would increase military spending less than 1 percent, guaranteeing a long...

A number of lawmakers calling for the DoD to stop seeking repayment of enlistment bonuses from thousands of California...

Only a few hundred of the California Guardsmen who wrongly received bonuses will have to pay back the money, the Pentagon...