Female Combat Deaths Don't Erode War Support, Study Finds In 2015, the Defense Department ordered that women be allowed in all combat positions despite resistance from some quarters.
Army Wants More Female Recruiters and Women Leading Combat Units Army Recruiting Command has seen a "huge benefit" from female recruiters and their ability to connect with female applicants.
The Rise of Female Commanders in Combat Arms Combat arms gender integration started when Kristen Griest and Shaye Haver became the first women to graduate Ranger School.
There Are No Women Leading Marine Infantry Platoons. The Corps Wants to Change That The push aligns with a priority Commandant Gen. David Berger set in February to get more women leading grunt units.
'The Jet Doesn't Care:' 1st Female F-35 Demo Pilot Says She's Focused on Excellence As the first woman to hold her job, Wolfe knows there's an additional expectation to perform with superiority and excellence.
Two Female Airmen Reclassify After Attempting to Complete Special Ops Training Since the DoD opened combat career fields to women, few female airmen have qualified for Air Force special warfare training.
Marine Corps' First Female Ground Combat Battalion Commander Reflects on her Historic Role Macander said her role and history-making command came with its own set of challenges.
For First Time in Decades, Female Soldier Completes Final Phase of Special Forces Training The soldier finished the three-week evaluation known as Robin Sage this week, but she is still in the final counseling phase.
June 12 Is Women Veterans Day Women were first able to serve as permanent, regular members of the services in 1948.
The Army Will Soon Have Female Grunts, Tankers in All Brigade Combat Teams The Army announced that female soldiers will be integrated into all of its infantry and armor BCTs by the end of the year.
Navy Will Decommission Fire-Damaged Bonhomme Richard Fully repairing the USS Bonhomme Richard would have reportedly cost $2.5 billion to $3 billion and take five to seven years.
Afghan Pilot Says He's Been Told to Rejoin Air Force or Leave US Protection The Pentagon, which had endorsed Asadi's bid to come to America, changed its decision and withdrew its endorsement.
This Junior Coastie Accidentally Bought Dinner for the Premier of Greenland -- And Earned a Medal A non-rate's Southern hospitality led to a VIP visit to her cutter -- from the premier of the territory of Greenland.
Thousands of Marines Tested for LSD After Drug Problem Emerges at Infantry Unit The 2nd Marine Division has tested about a quarter of its 16,000 Marines and sailors for LSD since the summer.
This Retired Army General May Be Biden's Pick for Defense Secretary Retired Army Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III may become the first Black secretary of defense.
