The Army nears a crucial milestone, with 97% of soldiers completing a cognitive test to track brain health, ensuring medical readiness and safety.
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A military program that gave newly trained soldiers a chance to return home before heading to their first duty station has been quietly put on hold — and may not return. The Army's Hometown Recruiter Assistance Program, which has existed in some form since the 1980s, is now suspended after officials concluded it wasn't delivering results worth its cost.
This article was originally published in The Hill by one of our veteran partners. Read the original article here. Gen. Dan Caine, the nation’s senior-most military…
A small Washington, D.C. startup is developing military smart glasses that could soon let soldiers direct drones and robots using nothing more than plain spoken commands. The technology, already in the hands of Army testers, represents one of the most ambitious bets on AI-assisted warfare yet attempted by a private company.
Michigan and 13 other states sue U.S. Department of Labor for clawing back millions in funding for unemployment system improvements.
The U.S. Army is forming a new command, FASCOM, to prioritize autonomous systems, following a directive from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
ASU hockey player's family attorney requests investigation as coach allegedly discards phone after death threats.
A rebranded American defense company made a high-profile entrance at one of the military industry's biggest annual showcases this week, bringing with it a next-generation wearable designed to give soldiers a clearer, smarter picture of the battlefield.
A prominent Catholic archbishop is calling on service members of his faith to refuse participation in one of the most controversial military decisions in recent memory. The planned firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan — and the Pentagon's intention to broadcast it live — has ignited a sharp debate over justice, morality, and what it means to uphold American values.
Renowned for her unconventional lifestyle and dedication to wildlife, Carol Ruckdeschel has become a prominent figure on Cumberland Island. The self-taught naturalist, who will turn…