"The larger question we should pose is who benefits from the release of this information? The obvious answer is Russia."
The first African American Air Force Chief of Staff, Gen. Charles "CQ" Brown, recently released a sobering video.
Bias in hiring and promotion decisions has been well documented.
"The Roosevelt administration had already decided to prioritize the defeat of Nazi Germany, even if Japan attacked the U.S."
During the COVID-19 crisis, the limited in-person assistance that some caregivers depend upon is gone.
"We carry the burden of the Black American experience as a generational PTSD that has gone untreated for over 400 years."
"Military members are not absolved of moral responsibility simply because orders are within the limits of the law."
Change has come to the way the U.S. Air Force provides bomber support to geographical combatant commands.
As protests and riots shake America, many are left wondering what they can do to heal a broken nation.
Ten more states have met the criteria to lift the travel restrictions the Pentagon set in place in March.
Lawmakers in the Senate are proposing a new hurdle in the Army's race to replace its outdated physical fitness test.
It's the first time since the creation of Tricare Select that users will have to pay a monthly fee.
U.S. Army paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne will be the first unit to receive the service's new Infantry Assault Vehicle.
The U.S. Space Force has determined how it will be organized, right down to the squadron level.
