Bimonthly Patriot Express flights at five overseas locations will end this fall due to low ridership, according to U.S. Transportation Command.

Pentagon choices regarding what is taught to DODEA students and what is made available to them in their schools’ libraries fall under constitutionally protected government speech, school system attorneys contend.

A new commander took charge of the 52nd Fighter Wing on Monday, a unit with airmen and fighter jets currently deployed to the Middle East.

Many of the wounded Col. Warren Stewart helped save in the field were treated at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, the Pentagon’s largest overseas hospital. Stewart takes command as the hospital prepares to move a few miles away.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers in Congress is pushing for phone-free classrooms in the Pentagon’s 161 schools worldwide.

The Air Force Aid Society this month added nine categories to the list of needs for which airmen, guardians and their families can seek interest-free loans or grants — including mental health counseling and domestic violence relocation.

Austin Blair Johnson was sentenced in 2018 to 15 years in prison for shaking his infant son and causing severe brain injuries. What the court didn’t know then was that Johnson, 27 at the time, had done this twice before, to his first child from a previous marriage.

A farm shop, coffee roastery and café sit inside a renovated rice mill tucked in the rolling hills of Krottelbach, Germany.

Army veteran Winston Hencely, who sued a defense contractor over injuries from a suicide bombing in Afghanistan, will have his case reviewed by the U.S. Supreme Court.