Open enrollment at 80 of 90 installations will be in place for the start of the 2024-25 school year.

Military family advocates, including the wife of the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, stressed retention at a recent summit.

Fixes for overseas locations have included airlifts of some critical items, but quantity (and quality) concerns remain.

Learn more about our ongoing efforts to support those who support our servicemembers.

More locations will come online later this year.

From wonderful waterparks to thrill rides for all ages, savings are available nationwide.

The office will review complex cases and focus on advocacy at both the Army headquarters and DoD levels.

Almost every store in the continental U.S. could offer the service, one DoD official said.

The department will be part of an effort that already boasts private-sector support from USAA, Starbucks, and others.

The change will start in the Pacific, but likely won't stop there.

Without legislative action, quality of life concerns will weaken the future force. Find out what’s at stake.

A lawmaker calls her plan to provide grants of up to $15,000 per child a "shot in the arm" for families who need support.