Fort Huachuca Groundwater Review Sought After Leaked Report The 2010 study examined pumping from wells on the base and also pumping from other wells in the area.
Arizona Looking for Military Personnel Owed $2.3 Million in Unclaimed Funds More than 8,800 military personnel who were once stationed in Arizona have unclaimed money waiting for them.
1st 100 Active-Duty Troops Arrive to Serve at Border, Defense Official Says The official said there are about 2,600 troops now at staging bases, largely in Texas.
Troops May Face Higher Risk of Sex Assault at These Duty Stations Men and women on Navy ships faced the highest rates of sexual assaults in the military, according to newly released data.
Debate over Draft Registration for Women Takes Deadly Twist The suspect in two killings allegedly sought revenge for being sidelined from cases challenging the male-only draft.
She Was a Pioneering Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer. A Tsunami of Sexual Harassment Followed Sara Faulkner had the "it" factor as the first woman to graduate from the Coast Guard's helicopter rescue swimmer school.
Navy Surface Warfare Officers Can Now Order Special Jackets Approved Just for Them The Navy's new jacket, available exclusively to surface warfare officers, is now available for order.
Man Who Fatally Shot Air Force Vet at Protest Was Fort Hood Soldier The shooting was an act of self-defense, the soldier's attorney says.
Marines Locate Sunken AAV, Remains of Some Missing Troops The Marine amphibious assault vehicle that sank off the coast of California last week has been located in 385 feet of water.
