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"I had already been through so much worse, what’s the worst that could happen?”

The legislation would allow service members and their families to sue the government when a member of the military is a victim of military medical malpractice.

'Mr. Torres-Estrada’s potential to fill this important position.'

A former infantry soldier is mounting a medical malpractice lawsuit against the Army alleging that military doctors mistook his testicular cancer for a hernia for roughly two years.

Following the death of Sgt. Jeremy Seals, his widow is bringing a medical malpractice case against the military, but due to a decades-old legal rule, it will be an uphill battle.

Members of Congress on Tuesday heard directly from victims of military medical malpractice who are barred from suing the government due to a decades-old Supreme Court precedent known as the Feres Doctrine.

“I feel like my life has been stolen from me because people failed to do their job."

“They may think they’re making efforts for transparency. They’re not.”

Holding the military together since World War II

'There’s racism in the Navy, just like there’s racism in our country.'

It would be-who-of-you to stop utilizing this daggon nomenclature and re-orientate yourself in the direction of the nearest thesaurus.

Bro, do you even veteran?

"We’re not likely to see this being operationally considered, but it is fun to play around with the idea."

'I was stunned by the results.'

Founded in New York City in 2012, The Headstrong Project was created to help military veterans and their families overcome PTSD and other military-related traumas.

It's settled... Or is it?

"It’s okay. We deserve it."

A former major in the Air Force Reserves is going to prison for 33 months after pleading guilty in December for illegally possessing an unregistered silencer and a missile warning system

Not all cards are created equal.