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Special victims counsel 'a huge step forward'The judge advocate gave one victim of sexual assault the courage to take the stand at trial, to remain professional when it would have been easier not to, to get through one more day.
Missileers face extra work, no room for errorNot only have Minuteman III missile launch officers had to withstand the media fury over 'rot' from within its ranks and being in a 'crisis' mode after a subpar inspection, now the remaining launch officers have to pick up an extra 24-hour shift per month
Welsh explains 'hookup' commentChief of Staff Gen. Mark Welsh wants to make it very clear that he was not blaming victims of sexual assault when he mentioned the 'hookup mentality' during a recent hearing.
Airman: Save money by cutting in-residence PMEWhen Air Force leaders put out an all-call to airmen for ideas on how to save money, one senior master sergeant had an idea.
Air Force removes film from Welsh's recommended list over scenes with sexual contentThe film 'Armadillo' follows Danish troops during their deployment to Afghanistan
Headstone to be installed for 1st USMC commandant, the 'Fightin' Quaker'On June 1, Philadelphia-area members of the Marine Corps League will install a modest headstone to honor the first commandant of the Continental Marines, Maj. Samuel Nicholas.
Training at Eglin ramps up as more F-35s arriveIt may be years before it's fully operational, but to the pilots and maintainers in training here, the F-35 has gone from a PowerPoint presentation to a reality in the skies over northwest Florida.
Budget cuts, Syria pose perfect storm for Air ForceSyria is heating up, one-third of Air Combat Command is being grounded because of sequestration and no one in Congress is talking about giving the Air Force money to buy more flying hours.
Reviews threaten commissary benefitCommissary officials are conducting at least three short-fuse cost-cutting reviews, each of which could significantly reduce access to the benefit by either shutting down some stores or shortening their hours.
Civil War road trip: 3 days wandering history, wine & wagon stopsThe storied corridor from Gettysburg, Pa., to Monticello, Va., known as 'The Journey through Hallowed Ground,' is perfectly suited for a three-day weekend blending Civil War history and lighter entertainments.
Stressed officer career fields jump from 6 to 11The Air Force's retention of its active-duty members remains high, but certain career fields continue to experience enough high operational demand, low manning and insufficient retention to land them on the service's stressed career field list.
At Boston Marathon, a combat surgeon races back to actionA dozen years of battle injuries have led to significant advancements in military trauma care.
Complaint: VIP visits constitute waste, fraudGetting ready for a VIP base visit requires so much time and money that one person has alleged an upcoming visit by the husband of Air Force Materiel Commander Gen. Janet Wolfenbarger amounts to waste, fraud and abuse in the current fiscal crunch.
1,200 airmen must separate by SeptemberThe Air Force still needs slightly more than 1,200 airmen to leave the service before Sept. 30, according to service officials.
Former trainees testify about MTI humiliationKEESLER AIR FORCE BASE, Miss. — The alleged abuse of a group of at least 50 trainees by their military training instructor would often begin when Tech. Sgt. Bobby Bass sent his fellow trainer away.
Sex assault clemency surprised prosecutorMore than two decades of trying and defending airmen at courts-martial taught chief prosecutor Col. Donald Christensen never to predict a verdict. He approached the case of an Aviano Air Base, Italy, lieutenant colonel accused of sexually assaulting a sleeping houseguest a year ago with his usual measured confidence.
Former soldier remembers chaplain who saved his lifeChaplain (Capt.) Emil Kapaun posthumously received the Medal of Honor on April 11 from President Obama, who presented it to family members as they and his friends and fellow soldiers recalled his valor during combat and as a prisoner of war in Korea.
Measurement even less when testing waist aloneIf you think the waist measurement component of the Air Force’s PT test is unfair, get injured. Then you’ll really have something to complain about.
More troops and families using Post-9/11 GI BillSpouses and children of service members made up almost one-fourth of Post-9/11 GI Bill users last year, and their numbers appear to be growing, according to data provided by the Veterans Affairs Department.
New leg brace allows disabled troops to return to active dutyA carbon-fiber leg brace is allowing once-crippled troops to return to duty — including 14 special operations personnel who have re-engaged in their physically demanding careers.
Zombie survival teaches disaster preparednessJOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-FORT SAM HOUSTON — Sometimes it takes the zombie apocalypse to get people thinking about disaster preparedness.
Fewer spouses using DoD career advancement programThe number of spouses receiving financial assistance under the Defense Department's Military Spouse Career Advancement Account program has dropped by about 12 percent this year, officials said.
In drawdown, more troops booted for Rx drug offensesNavy Lt. Aaron Jacob was a drug addict.
Firefighters’ hazard pay merely a paper promiseThey deal in hazardous materials and are among the first at a scene to contain explosive incidents like gas leaks and fuel spills. And for that, they have been authorized by Congress to receive $150 per month in hazardous duty incentive pay.
Retirees more downbeat than today's troops about warsMilitary retirees are more pessimistic about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq than troops in uniform today, according to the most recent Military Times Poll.
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