The Secretary of the Army has approved the suspension of Tuition Assistance effective March 8, 2013. Soldiers will no longer be permitted to submit new requests for Tuition Assistance.

The four-star general who has been at the forefront of the Army's search for solutions to its suicide problem says a turnaround to the problem is in sight, even though suicides are still on the rise.

VFW National Commander Testifies on Veterans’ Behalf to Cap the 2013 Legislative Conference

A senior U.S. military commander says the situation in Syria is too complicated right now to provide opposition forces with lethal aid.

The U.S.-led military command in Afghanistan has decided it will no longer publish figures on Taliban attacks, a week after acknowledging that it had incorrectly reported a 7 percent decline in such attacks last year.

South Korean police say they are questioning U.S. soldiers over a high-speed car chase that resulted in a Seoul officer shooting a soldier after being hit by a car.

Veterans and their families are hoping to raise awareness about an alarming problem.

Flight operations for Lockheed Martin's F-35s have resumed a little more than a week after an engine defect forced the entire fleet to be grounded.

U.S. Representative Martha Roby today joined House Armed Services Committee Chairman Howard “Buck” McKeon and other committee colleagues to speak out against continued dangerous cuts that hurt the military and threaten national security.

After many delays, the Army psychiatrist charged in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting rampage will go on trial in three months.

An Army private charged in the largest leak of classified material in U.S. history says he sent the material to WikiLeaks to enlighten the public about American foreign and military policy.

A memorial service for Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf, the no-nonsense Desert Storm commander famously nicknamed "Stormin' Norman," has begun in the U.S. Military Academy's gothic chapel.

With the sequester military cuts just days away, hearing focuses on defense planning.

US troops in Niger to set up drone base... Official: Algeria kills 12 extremist fighters... 65 Islamic rebels, 13 Chad troops killed in Mali... Former UN chief says violence could mar Kenya vote

Syria activists say battle for airport intensifies... Iran says it has captured a foreign `enemy drone'... Iran selects 16 sites suitable for nuclear plants...

The Pentagon on Friday grounded its fleet of F-35 fighter jets after discovering a cracked engine blade in one plane.

Alabama Representative Martha Roby delivered the weekly Republican address on February 16, 2013, addressing the sequester and its affects on the United States military.

Republicans have, for now, blocked Chuck Hagel's nomination to become defense secretary.

The future of the home of aviation is in the hands of Congress.

A Georgia man has pleaded guilty to accepting bribes to allow a thief to steal $1 million worth of equipment from an Albany Marine base.

North Korea says it has tested a "miniaturized" nuclear device in defiance of U.N. orders to stop building atomic weapons.

U.S. Rep. Paul Broun says he wants to see automatic budget cuts take effect next month despite warnings from the Pentagon that the cutbacks would devastate the military.

The Blue Angels - the U.S. Navy's elite flight squadron - could be grounded under proposed "sequestration" budget cuts, according to the Navy.

The Department of Defense plans to expand it military benefits to same-sex couples, according to multiple defense reports.

Columbus officials are protesting a plan that could trim the number of soldiers in a Fort Benning unit.