Women in Combat

Lance Cpl. Autumn Taniguchi finished the three-week course that prepares leathernecks to lead troops in urban environments.

Speakers at a hearing were divided between supporters of the current system and those who want it abolished altogether.

Pentagon officials and national security experts presented a case Wednesday to reform the Selective Service System.

The Justice Department filing thwarts a request by plaintiffs to open registration to everyone or shutter it.

Neller has called on Marine leaders to help the service retain its top talent throughout his time as commandant.

Another female airman is attempting battlefield training for the Tactical Air Control Party career field.

"Without deliberate efforts to recruit and retain women, half the population will remain out of reach and the military."

Women make up 20 percent of the Air Force, 19 percent of the Navy, 15 percent of the Army and 9 percent of the Marine Corps.

While women are gunning for ground combat jobs, female sailors are grateful for those who paved their way.

Sen. Martha McSally made the admission while advocating for command oversight of sexual assault cases.

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Leadership "contributed" to Brandon Caserta's decision to take his own life, an investigation found.

Soldiers will be able to expect fairness from Sgt. Maj. Michael Grinston as the Army's top enlisted man.

The decision they made to head to Ireland to save the sailor's life got the Air Force's attention.

The sergeant is accused of a series of assaults involving a victim described as his "intimate partner."

Brig. Gen. Lapthe Flora is deputy commander of US Army Africa and assistant adjutant general of the Virginia National Guard.