Lawmakers critical to passing key toxic exposure reforms top a list of deserving honorees.

MOAA member Lt. Col. Tanya Bradsher, USA (Ret), would be the first woman to hold the position permanently.

The waivers range from health issues to misconduct to tattoos. The spike in their use is clear ... even if DoD figures aren't.

The tournament will take place May 22 at TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm, a championship course in Potomac, Md.

U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps officers share their stories.

The inspection data offers a broad view of the Army’s mold issues, which can directly impact soldiers’ health and safety.

'Americans tend to define the end of war as when their troops come home, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the war is over.'

Learn more about the effort, who it helps, and how you can make a difference.

Gen. David H. Berger discusses his plan to sustain a strong force and combat retention challenges.

Maj. Gen. Dustin Shultz, USAR, discusses innovation, military intelligence, and how a second language shaped her career.

Recruiters are “swimming upstream against a reduced propensity to serve” and face a lack of qualified candidates.

The new ad comes as the service has struggled to appeal to Gen Z and on the heels of the worst recruiting year in its history.