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The Pentagon is hammering out details for potential cutbacks to Basic Allowance for Housing, a change that could force nearly a million troops to pay more out-of-pocket cash for their own living expenses.
The House of Representatives is continuing to ignore Obama administration pleas to cut military personnel spending.
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is warning Congress of 'serious adverse effects' from potential cuts in the 2014 Pentagon budget.
The Defense Department is supporting legislation that would greatly expand foreclosure protections for deployed service members, surviving spouses and disabled veterans.
A key Republican said Thursday he'll propose cutting cost-of-living adjustments for Social Security recipients and military and federal civilian retirees in an effort to find more money for defense programs.
The Pentagon's top leaders went to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to urge an end to the budget standoff that is likely to intensify the military's money crunch in 2014.
CFPB releases list of troop complaints
Military families and their advocates are battling an Obama administration proposal to limit troops' pay raises to 1 percent in 2014, the lowest increase in half a century.
The Pentagon could save considerable money over time by reducing military pay raises, but the downside is that enlisting and staying in the service could become a lot less attractive, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.
Two California lawmakers are launching a second try with legislation to make it easier for military homeowners to refinance even if they are not currently occupying the residence.
The Pentagon will soon offer additional military benefits to same-sex couples, marking the first major expansion since the September 2011 repeal of "don't ask, don't tell," a defense official said.
The Army's dwindling menu of enlistment bonus opportunities remains frozen at two specialties, a reflection of the service's ongoing success at recruiting quality for the active component.
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