Coming Soon to a Military Base Near You: 24/7 Prescription Refills You may soon be able to pick up your prescriptions at the commissary or exchange without waiting in line.
Extension on Expired Service Member IDs to End Sept. 30 Service members and others with common access cards that expired during the COVID-19 pandemic must renew them by Sept. 30.
Amid Postal Delays, Senator Wants Assurances on Military Absentee Voting Sen. Amy Klobuchar is concerned the Federal Voting Assistance Program isn't doing enough to ensure troops are able to vote.
The Coast Guard Is Getting a New Raise in Sea Pay Sea pay is paid to members assigned to ships or to commands who are deployed aboard a ship.
Two of DoD's Biggest Military Contracts Are Now Up for Grabs The contracts to manage the Defense Department's managed health care programs through 2031 could be worth up to $58 billion.
Bypassing Pentagon Pleas, Lawmakers Say Military Health System Reforms Will 'Stay the Course' Lawmakers said they will listen to the services' concerns, but want changes to continue.
More Veterans and Troops Injured in Service Could Get Cash Under Expanded Program The Department of Veterans Affairs is proposing expanding the TSGLI program.
Trump Says Reported $2.2 Billion Cuts to Military Health System Are a No-Go The president weighed in on Pentagon discussions to reduce the military health system budget.
DoD Mental Health Care Programs Leave Thousands of Families in Need, IG Finds The Defense Department's mental care programs are badly in need of an overhaul, according to the DoD IG.
Congress Wants the Pentagon to Expand Coverage for Troops' Eating Disorder Treatments Female Marines have the highest rate of military eating disorders, according to Defense Department data.
No More Drill Sergeant 'Shark Attack': Army Moves Toward Kinder Basic Training Start The Army began creating this new approach to the beginning of BCT during the spring.
$2 Million in Funds Earmarked for COVID-19 Went to Buy Army Greens Uniforms A Washington Post report illustrates how the military spent $1 billion designated for stocks of masks and other supplies.
Norfolk Shipyard CO Is 4th Navy Leader to Be Fired in a Month Capt. Kai Torkelson was relieved of command by Vice Adm. Bill Galinis, according to a Navy news release.
House Approves Bill Ordering VA to Change Gender-Exclusive Motto Some female veterans and advocates have pushed for a gender-neutral version of the motto since 2017.
USS Tripoli Arrives in San Diego, Will Carry Marine Corps' New Age Fighting Aircraft The America Class amphibious assault ship was virtually commissioned July 15 at its shipyard in Pascagoula, Miss.
