A Defense Department pilot program offers up to $1,500 in reimbursement for transportation costs associated with travel for someone to look after kids of service members after a PCS.

Master Sgt. Justin Sweat’s family and friends gathered at Camp Zama to look back on his 21 years of military service.

The Marines’ seaborne quick-reaction force on Okinawa now has a dedicated support group, the latest step toward transforming the service’s forces to counter China in the Indo-Pacific.

A former junior officer in the Navy who died a year ago hiking a California mountain was buried at sea this week from the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan, where he once served.

Gunnery Sgt. Christopher Champagne, who self-published a memoir about his sexual pursuit of a high school student eager to enlist, will spend a year in prison after pleading guilty to abusing his position and violating orders.

A Navy deal to pay nearly $10 billion to build three new warships will help strengthen the shipbuilding industry and efforts to satisfy a congressional demand to have 31 operational amphibious ships, the service’s top admiral said Wednesday.

Pentagon spokesman Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder said USS Bulkeley and USS Cole joined Israeli air defense units in firing about a dozen interceptors at inbound Iranian missiles.

Up to 1,000 soldiers from Fort Liberty, N.C., will deploy to help get food, water and critical aid to communities still reeling from Hurricane Helene, the Defense Department announced Wednesday.

The defense’s case for Airman 1st Class Grant Harrison, accused of fatally stabbing a local martial arts athlete, will focus on whether the Air Force pinned the crime on the wrong person.

Memorials at Luke Air Force Base and Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland will pay tribute to nearly two dozen airmen who died in a helicopter crash in 1975.