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The Fort Bliss-based unit is the latest Army command to issue guidance on the needs of some rest.

Previously disability compensation pushed unhoused veterans above the income limit to receive federal housing subsidies. Updated rules end that Catch-22.

A new report outlines how several failures, including a near-air collision, led to the deaths of three Marines in Australia in August 2023.

The cybertruck's wrap is a tribute to a B-24 Liberator known as Silver Babe which the owner's grandfather flew in WWII.

Daniel Munger, a contract instructor pilot, was killed on Wednesday when an AH-64 Apache crashed at Fort Novosel, Alabama.

It's either a junior enlisted sailor giving a free show or Eddie from Stranger Things.

The computer program 'REACT' simulates drone and rocket attacks like the ones troops face in Iraq and Syria.

Command Sgt. Maj. Matthew Carlson was fired on July 16. He had been the senior enlisted leader for the 173rd Airborne Brigade.

Tim Walz retired from the National Guard two months before his unit was activated for an Iraq deployment. Republicans want that timing to be a major issue.

Homeless veterans and their advocates are suing to get thousands of housing units built on the West L.A. campus.

Two officers involved in training Navy SEALs have been told to show why they should be allowed to stay in the service following the 2022 death of a SEAL candidate.

With Walz and former Marine J.D. Vance in line for the same office, a former enlisted veteran will be in the White House for the first time since 2008.

US and coalition forces were injured by a suspected rocket attack on Monday against Al Asad Air Base in Iraq.

Selectees will train with industry until December, then officially become 42Ts in the Spring.

2nd Lt. Alma Cooper was assigned to intelligence after graduating from West Point in 2023. She is pursuing a master’s degree at Stanford.

Several Apaches, Chinooks and Black Hawks were knocked on their sides after heavy storms and winds tore through the area.

The USS Dubuque went down on July 11 after being hammered by missile and cannon fire from helicopters and an AC-130J gunship.

Former Army sergeant Vincent Hancock took home the gold after defeating his own student.

The sudden reversal comes only two days after the Pentagon announced the agreement.