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A study using monkeys to test spinal cord therapy will wrap up at the end of June.

“More qualified and motivated Americans than ever are stepping forward and answering the call to serve their country.”

Budget cuts triggered by the continuing resolution led to the lower figure.

Michelle Norman, founder of Partners in PROMISE, talks academic support for military families.

The proposal calls for a 3.8% across-the-board military pay raise and projects more than $660 million in savings from reduced PCS moves.

Join ZeroMils virtually June 12 for the 2nd Annual Military Thriving Change Forum at Georgetown.

Want that dream job? As Nate Boyer puts it, “Be willing to sacrifice just like you did when you wore the camouflage.”

The service's top civilian announced he would be "ending these inhumane practices and saving taxpayer dollars."

More than 60,000 new soldiers are in the pipeline long before the Sept. 30 end of the fiscal year.

Retired Army Lt. Col. Nick Barringer brings his expertise in nutrition and human performance to MOAA’s inaugural people-first conference.

A vice admiral said the squalid conditions represented "a failure of leadership across multiple echelons of command."