Author: Tom Vanden Brook, USA TODAY

As officials combat voter intimidation, former DoD official says veterans “should know better” than to be an unofficial “poll watcher,” which is often illegal.

Five years after the Pentagon opened combat jobs to women, gear designed to fit them is being fielded. It’s not just about comfort but life and death.

The active-duty Army has seen a 30% increase so far in 2020 in deaths by suicide from 88 deaths by suicide in 2019 to 114 this year.

Vindman cited intimidation and bullying from the White House for his decision to retire. He will retire at the lower rank of lieutenant colonel instead of colonel.

President Donald Trump met Thursday with the family of Spc. Vanessa Guillen, who disappeared from Fort Hood in April and whose remains were found earlier this month.

The Navy’s USS Bonhomme Richard continued to burn in San Diego on Monday and nearly 60 sailors and firefighters have been injured.

Top Pentagon officials are considering changing names of forts named after Confederate generals. The move comes amid protests George Floyd’s death.

The ship’s captain was fired after pleading for help for his crew of 4,800. The sailor is the first active-duty service member to die of the disease.

Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly is out after a profanity-laced speech about Capt. Brett Crozier, who was fired for pleading for help for his crew.