Fixing subpar barracks at top of the Marine Corps’ budget wish list
The money would come on top of the $274 million for barracks restoration in the service’s official budget request.
Medical Care Shortfalls for US Personnel in Japan Trigger Push from Lawmakers for Improvements
A bipartisan group of senators and a representative said that issues with access to care continue despite efforts to improve staffing.
Marine wargames offer a look at the future — and fuel dissent
For the Marines who may one day carry out new kinds of operations, the stakes of these games are high.
12,000 More Visas for Afghans Who Helped US Military Included in New Funding Deal
While short of the 20,000 visas they were originally pushing for, supporters of the Special Immigrant Visa, or SIV, program were elated that thousands more visas are on track to be approved.
The Best (and Worst) States for Military Retirees
Military retirees may not always need special benefits when compared with other retirees, but they deserve them — and not every state seems to know it.
Coast Guard Takes Steps to Improve Service Members' Access to Mental Health Screenings
Following a law passed in 2021 that required the services to expedite self-referrals for mental health assessments, the Coast Guard has announced new efforts to ensure access to treatment.