Patty Nieberg

A potential pilot program to allow beards in the Air Force and Space Force may be on its way to a hearing in front of Congress.

Maribeth Kossman, the first grade teacher and former Navy electronics technician, was 45 when she joined the Army to jump from airplanes with the service's Golden Knights Parachute Team.

Rates of reported assaults and harassment remain higher at the academies than in the active duty force, but have dropped since 2022.

The commander of the 101st Airborne Division said today's soldiers train for even more “uncertain times” than their predecessors.

Transitioning out of the military can lead to feelings of disconnect and lost identity — and this can be true for professional athletes as well, said former Green Beret turned NFL player Nate Boyer.

At this year's Army-Navy football game at Northwest Stadium in Maryland on Saturday, a crew of West Point cadets will man a tank on the field. But it's not just any tank.

A more globally connected world and emerging technology that is changing the face of warfare have caused the U.S. military to make shifts in its strategy, and that has filtered down to the Army and Navy service academies — a pipeline for the American armed forces' officer corps.

The troops that officers command may soon get the chance to weigh in on their supervisors' promotion board process, a chance for junior officers and even enlisted troops to weigh in on their boss' chance to make rank.

Congress wants a briefing on low testosterone interventions and testing in the military to understand an issue known as “Operator Syndrome.”

Many military members do not seek mental health services because they don't think getting that care will remain private — and that concern is not unwarranted, according to a new report.