Service
Army program allows children to finish high school without moving
A major factor for service members as they consider whether to stay in the military is how frequent moves to new assignments affect their children.
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Benefits
Veterans disability bill could cut tinnitus compensation to fund other benefits
Congress is considering a proposal that would grant full retirement and disability benefits to combat veterans, while slashing future disability checks for veterans with tinnitus and sleep apnea.
Service
Air Force faults crew in second tanker accident that tore off boom
A midair collision last year that ripped the refueling boom off of one of the Air Force’s newest tanker aircraft, sending the multi-million-dollar fueling arm tumbling into the Atlantic Ocean, came...
Legacy
Meet the one-legged spy who helped rid the world of the Nazis
The girl who later frustrated the Nazis’ secret police once wore a bracelet of live snakes to school. Virginia Hall was different.
Health
“My pain is barely a comma now”
Cheyenne VA pain management helps Veteran rethink pain Pain management at Cheyenne VA Health Care System (CVAHCS) began with a question for former Army officer Dominic Sansone.
Transition
Secretary Collins: Veterans are a business advantage
VA Secretary Doug Collins recently spoke at the Disney Veterans Institute Summit in Washington, D.C., prompting employers to put Veterans at the center of how they think, hire and operate.
Service
Army commissions 3 more tech executives as Navy plans to follow suit
The Army recently commissioned a batch of executives from tech and venture capital firms with deep ties to Silicon Valley under a recruitment program launched last year.
Service
Everything we know about the new ‘Lord of the Rings’ film ‘The Hunt for Gollum’
If you gave me millions of dollars and told me to make a Middle-earth film, I’m not sure that mine would take place in the Third Age (which is when “The Hobbit” and “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy...
Service
Expert shares tips to save money on gas
The cost of a regular gallon of gas in the U.S. is $4.04, up from $3.12 a year ago, according to AAA . For those military families stationed in places like California, that number increases to $5.
Service
B-52 bomber carrying 8 crashes at Edwards Air Force Base
A B-52 Stratofortress bomber carrying eight people onboard crashed shortly after takeoff on Monday at Edwards Air Force Base, California, the base posted on social media.
Benefits
Meta is giving AI glasses to every blind veteran in America for free
Meta wants to give blind veterans their sight back using its Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses. Let’s address the first issue you might have with this news: Sounds great, but how are glasses for blind veterans.
Health
Live Whole Health #322: From ache to ahhhh!
Do you have long-lasting aches and pain in your low back and neck, fibromyalgia, or other conditions that make daily life harder?
Service
Sailors are now eligible for the Mexican Border Defense Medal
Sailors assigned to military operations at the southern U.S. border are now eligible for the new Mexican Border Defense Medal.
Family
Last living USS Indianapolis survivor turns 99
Just after midnight on Monday, July 30, 1945, the first Japanese torpedo slammed into the USS Indianapolis’s starboard bow. Then another.
Service
Man loses 200 pounds to enlist in the Air Force
When Ethan Cobb graduated from high school and started college, he felt that his life lacked purpose. Since his grandfather had served in the Air Force, he decided he wanted to enlist to find a sense.
Health
Lock it down: Protecting your VA health data
Tips for keeping your health information secure Accessing your health data online has never been easier—and it’s never been more important.
Transition
Hiring Veterans: Jobs of the week for June 15, 2026
Editor’s note: This post contains links to jobs that are active at the time of publishing. Most job listings close 7–30 days after posting.
Service
National Guard troops fly HIMARS 2,000 miles for rapid strike training
Airmen from the Rhode Island National Guard and soldiers from the Michigan National Guard moved a powerful rocket artillery system more than 2,000 miles across the country this month, flying a M142...
Legacy
This Medal of Honor recipient turned on his helicopter lights during a risky rescue in Vietnam
For the rest of his life, Clyde Lassen rarely spoke of the night of June 19, 1968. A private man, Lassen—who achieved the rank of commander during his two decades in the United States Navy —kept the..
Service
US to lift Strait of Hormuz blockade as peace agreement with Iran reached
The Navy will lift its two-month-long blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, President Donald Trump announced, after the United States and Iran reached an agreement to end the war.