Why veterans filing VA claims should be using a ‘buddy statement’
If there’s no record of your injury, a letter from your battle buddy could help as you file a disability claim with Veterans Affairs.
If there’s no record of your injury, a letter from your battle buddy could help as you file a disability claim with Veterans Affairs.
The U.S. military has a vibrant community of gamers serving all around the world of every stripe and service branch.
U.S. military leaders need to be taught the risks and rewards of social media in a new era of information warfare.
Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael Grinston’s staff went to Reddit on Monday to get ideas for how to fix some of the service’s biggest problems.
The commanding general of the 10th Mountain Division wants the late-night texts from leaders to subordinates to stop.
Air Force leaders hope ‘multi-capable airmen’ is a new way of war, but many enlisted airmen think it just means ‘do more with less.’
Noncommissioned officers are the “backbone” of the U.S. military. The lack of them could be one of the Russian military’s biggest weaknesses.
The skipper of the Navy destroyer USS Chung-Hoon gets in pro wrestling regalia before recognizing their hard work.
After being found not ready for battalion command by the Army’s assessment program, this officer put in the work to become a better leader.
Since Dec. 10, the Navy has relieved a total of five commanding and executive officers of command. That is an increase in firings.
Maj. Gen. William Cooley is the first general in the Air Force’s 75-year existence to be court-martialed. He is charged with sexual assault.
A U.S. Army general personally intervened on Saturday after a Marine was recently accused of sexually harassing several women online.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID)-19 on Sunday. He will quarantine for five days.
The bogus Army regulation FM 22-102 shows the frustrating side of Army NCO life by detailing the ways they can beat up troublesome soldiers.
In 2004, as a 1st Sgt. in Iraq, Michael Grinston earned two Bronze Stars with “V” for valor device within months of each other.
Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael Grinston has had a long, difficult career, complete with deployments he didn’t think he’d make it home from.
A Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam spouse confronted senior Navy leaders on Monday during a town hall over the water contamination on base.
The Air Force relieved an officer of command who allegedly served separation paperwork to an airman in the hospital after a suicide attempt.
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger is calling for promotion boards to incorporate “360-degree feedback” into their decisions.
When tragedy struck in Sgt. Richard Sloan’s life, his leaders did what Army leaders are now urging the force to do: Put your people first.
The Oklahoma National Guard is trying to exempt its service members from the Pentagon’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
The Army’s Sergeant Major Assessment Program is intended to help better evaluate the service’s senior enlisted leaders.
The Air Force relieved a colonel at Tinker Air Force Base who berated his airmen for not flying a training mission in dangerous conditions.
Task & Purpose has been refused access to a public record by the Marine Corps, which has gone to unusual lengths to keep it out of our hands.
Air Force Col. Katheryn Ellis said she was relieved because she declined to order her civilian employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19.