What to expect at the Army’s 250th anniversary parade
More than 6,000 troops are poised to march near the National Mall to honor the Army’s 250th anniversary on Saturday, which happens to be Trump's birthday.
By Tara Copp, AP
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New bill would expand exception to Medal of Honor 5-year limitation
The Valor Has No Expiration Act would remove arbitrary timelines and expand the criteria to include classified acts or those withheld from the public.
DoD’s coronavirus cases are rising on par with the rest of the U.S., death toll now at five
Despite social distancing guidance, cases continue to rise.
The invisible enemy that stalks us — firearm suicides — and how you can fight it
As the nation struggles with isolation, a psychologist offers "a tactical analysis of mental warfare" that can help veterans facing depression.
By Dr. Shauna Springer
United Nations urges cease-fire in Afghanistan amid COVID-19 concerns
The country “appears to be reaching a defining moment” — whether its feuding leaders can join together “to engage in meaningful talks with the Taliban to achieve a sustainable peace.”
Seeking the Military Suicide Solution Podcast, Episode 12: Dr. Nick Polizzi
Dr. Nick Polizzi is the Governmental Action Officer for the inTransition program and the Real Warriors Campaign at the Defense Health Agency’s Psychological Health Center of Excellence.
By Military Times
DoD reports a fourth coronavirus death, a German civilian, as infection rate continues to climb
Service members continue to contract coronavirus at a higher rate than the general U.S. population.
New York congressman activated to serve in Guard’s coronavirus response
Rep. Max Rose, who served with the Army in Afghanistan, will spend the next few weeks working on Guard missions in New York.
COVID-19 shows why military health care shouldn’t be downsized
Military medicine has long been a critically valuable source of research, insight, training and skill for the nation and now is no different. Yet even as leaders turn to the military for manpower, medics, and expertise, the Defense Department is engineering a reduction of that system.
By Orville Wright and Col. Keith Zuegel (ret.)
The Military Health System is uniquely suited to handle the COVID-19 crisis
Military medicine is providing assistance in unprecedented ways.
By Army Lt. Gen. Ron Place
Workforce cuts in April could hinder US-South Korea negotiations
Thousands of high-profile South Korean workers will start losing paychecks come April 1, which is likely to make negotiations between Seoul and Washington even more difficult than it's already going.
By Aaron Mehta
Air Force boot camp reports 4 total COVID cases in less than a week
The four positive cases came from three separate training cohorts, officials said.
By Kyle Rempfer