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WWII paratrooper famous for bringing beer to wounded troops dies at 98

Vincent Speranza, an American paratrooper who became known as the soldier who doled out beer to his wounded comrades, died Wednesday at 98.

US may put armed troops on commercial ships in Strait of Hormuz

Officials said Marines and sailors would provide the security only at the request of the ships involved.

The ‘Call of Duty’ board game has officially arrived

The project was financed through Kickstarter.

Veterans and advocates sue DoD, VA over fertility policies

Two lawsuits alleging IVF discrimination due to marital status, sexual orientation, and the cause of infertility were filed against the DoD and VA.

The man who changed what it means to be the sergeant major of the Army

As Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston prepares to retire, the Army faces a choice: Will they follow the path he's laid out, or turn back?

Opinion

A whistleblower’s advice: Keep the faith in difficult times

National Whistleblower Day is July 30.

Opinion

VA’s small steps are leading to a giant step toward surviving cancer

The Department of Veterans Affairs has been at the forefront of the Cancer Moonshot as a member of the president’s Cancer Cabinet.

Lawmakers grill Pentagon officials over failure of MyTravel program

The failed attempt to revamp and address pre-existing deficiencies of the Defense Travel System means that the department is back where it started.

Biden taps State Department official to lead Pentagon policy shop

Chollet faces confirmation difficulties, as Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville has placed holds on Pentagon nominees over the department's abortion policy.

US to send up to $400 million in military aid to Ukraine

Overall the U.S. has provided more than $41 billion in military aid to Ukraine since Russia invaded in February 2022.