Marines Can Now Use Umbrellas Instead of Just Holding them Up for Presidents
The top Marine general is putting an end to the long-standing tradition of toughing out the rain without an umbrella.
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Air Force Ditches Medical Waiver for Some Pregnant Airmen Who Want to Fly Longer
The new policy removes some flight restrictions on drone pilots, among others.
Here's Who's Affected by New Citizenship Policy for Children of Troops Serving Overseas
The new policy will affect children of some U.S. service members born outside the country.
Some Children of US Troops Born Overseas Will No Longer Get Automatic American Citizenship
Instead, those children must go through the naturalization process, which must be completed before their 18th birthday.
SecDef Says He'll Work with VA on Vets' Environmental Health Concerns
Esper wants to "make sure [DoD] is doing everything we can to assist soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines as they transition...
Pentagon to Debut Intellectual Property Protection Team
The Pentagon is about to debut a new program to secure military technology against malign actors such as China.
Trump Signs Directive Expediting Student Debt Forgiveness for Some Veterans
He announced an effort Wednesday to accelerate the process for canceling eligible disabled veterans' federal student loans.
Coast Guard Ditches Body Weight Standards for Measurement in New Pilot Program
Coast Guard Ditches Body Weight Standards for Measurement in New Pilot Program
Navy Victims of Stalking, Revenge Porn Now Eligible for Expedited Unit Transfer
The Navy has expanded its policy of expedited transfers to protect victims of sexual assault.
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Navy Denies Canceling Black Sea Op on Trump's Order
House Democrats released Anderson's testimony as part of a new public phase of the ongoing impeachment inquiry.
Navy Submarine That Went Missing with 80 Sailors Aboard Found 75 Years Later
A team of ocean explorers confirmed that the USS Grayback was discovered about 50 nautical miles south of Okinawa in June.
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.
Marine Donates His Uniform so Hit-and-Run Victim Can Be Buried in It
Veterans Samuel Jackson and Richard Dunn never met, but one Marine Corps uniform will connect them forevermore.
New Commissary, Exchange Access Delayed for Many Veterans
Disabled veterans and Purple Heart recipients won't see on-base access for commissaries and exchange stores any time soon.