Month: May 2020

Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie told Congress Thursday that headstones on the graves of German prisoners of war in two VA cemeteries in the U.S. deserve to be placed in “historical context” rather than be […]

The Department of Veterans Affairs has spent $2.3 billion of the $19.6 billion it received for emergency pandemic funding under the CARES Act — a situation officials say will change in the coming months as […]

Fort Bragg officials have confirmed that a search is under way for a soldier who was reported missing since Memorial Day weekend. Lt. Col. Allie Payne, a spokeswoman for the 18th Airborne Corps, said the […]

The U.S. Army is set to take delivery of two Israeli-designed “Iron Dome” indirect-fire protections systems to satisfy a congressional mandate, but the technology will have to prove itself to remain in the service’s arsenal, […]

MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz called in the National Guard on Thursday as looting broke out in St. Paul and a wounded Minneapolis braced for more violence after rioting over the death of a […]

Joshua Moerhing, a soldier at Fort Bragg, was enjoying his Memorial Day weekend on Jordan Lake when he says he saw a boat run over a man who had fallen into the water. It was […]

Amid growing furor over a FEMA directive that would end orders for tens of thousands of Guard troops just shy of the 90 days needed to make them eligible for federal benefits, the president said […]