VA Caregiver Program Opens to Eligible WWII, Korea and Vietnam Vets The changes will affect all who are enrolled, including current veterans and caregivers.
House OKs Free National Park Access for Gold Star Families Independent Sen. Angus King and Democratic Rep. Jared Golden introduced the Gold Star Families Park Pass Act.
DoD's $7 Billion Military Household Moves Contract Hit with Another Protest The losing bidders for the DoD's household goods moving contract have filed another protest, potentially delaying its start.
DODEA Plans to Reopen Classrooms at All Schools in Fall, But With Virtual Option All of the Pentagon's 160 schools will reopen classrooms in the fall if local health conditions allow.
Bill Would Allow Family of Murdered Army Lieutenant to Receive Military Benefits Congressmen and senators who secured the provision in the National Defense Authorization Act expect that it will pass.
After Protest, DoD Upholds $7.2 Billion Military Moves Contract to New Jersey Company TRANSCOM had agreed to review the allegations in a process known as "corrective action."
Bill Would Let Children Stay On Parents' Tricare Plan Until Age 26 A Virginia congresswoman says her proposal would bring Tricare in line with the Affordable Care Act.
Bill Would Cover Doulas for Expectant Service Women, Dependents Lawmakers say the support is important for military moms and spouses stationed far from their families.
Errors in Military Health Overhaul Plan Could Result in Some Losing Care, GAO Finds A look at the DoD's assessment of health care services in 11 communities shows gaps in availability and quality of care.
Last Person to Receive a Civil War Pension Dies at 90 Irene Triplett was born in 1930 -- to an 83-year-old Union Army veteran.
Search Ends for 7 Marines and 1 Sailor Who Went Missing After AAV Accident Near California Officials announced early Sunday that leadership determined little likelihood the service members survived the accident.
Military Leaders Are Confronting a New Form of Discrimination: Pregnancy Bias Discrimination, conscious or not, often starts during maternity leave.
Man Who Fatally Shot Air Force Vet at Protest Was Fort Hood Soldier The shooting was an act of self-defense, the soldier's attorney says.
These Marines Just Published a How-To Guide on Hiding from Enemy Drones A new manual aims to provide guidance to ground troops seeking to avoid detection against a growing enemy threat.
Army Guard Begins to Reorganize Force into Eight Divisions The move will mark a substantial increase in the number of fully manned divisions that the Army can deploy.
