Personnel

Soldiers with permanent injuries that prevent them from completing the Army’s new fitness test could instead take an alternate test, Army officials...

The Space Force, federal recognition of Guard officers and the threats of bureaucracy were among the topics discussed by the director of the Air...

The United States obligated more than $1.5 trillion on “war-related” costs since Sept. 11, 2001, according to a recent Defense Department report. Most...

NGAUS has asked congressional leaders to support legislation that would lift the statutory spending caps for fiscal 2020 and 2021. In the letter...

A Senate Armed Services Committee hearing with senior defense leaders showed the Pentagon has a ways to go before swaying Congress to add a sixth...

A new four-phase marksmanship test featuring more realistic scenarios will soon roll out for the Army, Army National Guard and Army Reserve. The old...

The effort to recruit the nation’s youth needs to begin before they reach high school, one senior Army official believes. Casey Wardynski, the Army...

Duty status reform has been underway for years, but military leaders are not yet ready to reveal their complete proposal to simplify how members of...

Defense leaders, including the chief of the National Guard Bureau, discussed budget needs with lawmakers today during a series of hearings in both the...

The Pentagon is moving forward on new rules to limit transgender service members and recruits after a legal injunction that had blocked the new policy...

President Donald Trump is requesting $718 billion for the Defense Department for fiscal 2020, a $33 billion, or 5 percent, increase from the current...

The Army is exploring major changes to its force structure to better prepare for future fights, according the director of the Army’s Futures and...