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On Tuesday, a group of 21 Democrats and Independent lawmakers sent a letter to the VA urging that the rule be immediately revoked.

In Duxbury, Massachusetts, National Guardsmen in hulking off-road trucks stepped in for first responders on more than 30 emergency calls in 24 hours, the town’s fire chief said.

The IG said found ‘aging and unsatisfactory’ kennel conditions that had injured or sickened dogs at 10 of 12 bases inspected.

Cmdr. James Koffi was removed from command of the USS Truxtun days after it hit a supply vessel, injuring two sailors.

The new annual event, similar to Best Ranger and Best Sapper, brought teams from across the Army for piloting races, simulated hunter-killer missions and to demo their own inventions.

A pharmacy technician and his spouse are accused of stealing and selling millions in Department of Defense gear to finance a lavish lifestyle complete with sports cars.

The new film turns weather forecast into a suspense drama with the fate of World War II in the balance.

"There is no wrong door for you to walk through."

The vital but rapidly aging Air Force E-3 Sentry is back in the Middle East while a replacement could still be years away.

Officials said it was a way for warrant officers to bid their “true value.”

The Navy is phasing out its original physical training uniform, which includes a gold shirt and blue shorts, after sailors said they preferred newer fitness gear.

Air Force Maj. Johnny Cruz Buckingham, a former tanker pilot, raises money for children's programs by attempting to set new Guinness World Records.

Department of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins announced the rule ‘will not be enforced at any time in the future.’

Troops who are "involuntarily absent" are almost always in severe danger, but the Army, Navy, and Air Force all have different rules for how commanders should react, a new report found.

Ordered at gunpoint to separate Jewish soldiers from other POWs, Army Master Sgt. Roddie Edmonds called a full formation of Americans and told a German commander: "We are all Jews."

The Department of Veterans Affairs says the rule will not directly impact veterans' current disability ratings, while advocates are concerned it could lead to benefits being reduced.

Certificates bring peace of mind during uncertain times

The new rule might mean that veterans receive lower disability ratings from the VA, officials from major veterans service organizations said.

Narciso Barranco’s eligibility for Parole In Place under his sons' military service means he can not be immediately deported, an immigration judge ruled.

"You wanna fight wars? Well, it costs money. The shit ain't cheap," one veteran said.