MOAA member Larry Taylor inspired his fellow veterans: "He chose to do the right thing no matter the odds against him."

COVID-19 restrictions sidelined in-person workers at the National Personnel Records Center. They've finally caught up.

The unit created dummy tanks, sent fake radio messages, and used other tactics to deceive German forces during World War II.

A bipartisan panel will make legislative recommendations next month to address issues affecting servicemembers and families.

The move may help retain skilled servicemembers tempted by high-paying positions in the private sector.

Despite the elevated profile of the issue, it's not clear when relief will hit the fleet.

The series began in 1986, with the long-delayed sequel soaring to box-office success in 2022.

Servicemembers already receive compensation "for the unique conditions of 'cold-weather service,'" a defense official said.

The service is seeking hundreds of applicants for the new positions, with an initial deadline in less than a month.

The number has declined steadily since the 1970s. It now sits below 100, with some veterans already planning to leave office.

Gen. Gary L. North, USAF (Ret), shares three ways you can make a difference for the entire uniformed services community.

From World War II history to enforcing the “Polar Code” at the edge of the world, curl up with some great books in 2024.