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New rules will require under-performing service members to pay back their tuition.
The Navy is giving submarine crews very expensive tablets that let sailors read pre-loaded books.
Commissary prices have some wondering if stocking generics is a solution.
The Army may end up at its smallest level since 1940.
This week, the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons may decide whether to consider a ban on autonomous machines of the future that could kill without command.
USAA goes to unusual lengths to ensure its staff understand their customers.
The new GI Bill, signed into law five years ago, boosted educational funding available for veterans who served after 9/11.
It could help save valuable time in rescue operations.
A new program in New York helps returning vets thrive in the city.
Besides direct financial aid that the U.S. provides Egypt, the U.S. military also helps educate Egyptian military officers.
