The Afghan Adjustment Act was first introduced in the House and Senate in August 2022 but failed to pass. The bill was reintroduced in both chambers on July 13.

The Air Force will miss its active-duty recruiting goal for the first time since 1999 by about 10%, Brig. Gen. Chris Amrhein said.

The 3rd Infantry Division based out of Fort Stewart, Ga., replaces the 4th Infantry Division. The U.S. military has maintained about 100,000 troops on the Continent since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022.

The commanding officer of the Navy’s Fleet Readiness Center Mid-Atlantic in Virginia Beach was fired last week by the service. 

Larry Taylor, now 81, was an Army helicopter pilot during the Vietnam War and led a mission in 1968 to save a small group of soldiers trapped in a rice field by enemy fire. “When duty called, Larry did everything he [could],” President Biden said.

Larry Taylor, who retired as a captain, was an Army helicopter pilot during the Vietnam War and led a rescue mission in 1968 to save a small group of soldiers trapped in a rice field by enemy troops.

Navy veteran Peter L. Smith was posthumously awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal for his actions in combat during World War II.

The United States is sending more military aid to Ukraine worth up to $250 million that ranges from air-defense munitions to mine-clearing equipment, the Pentagon announced.

More than 60 Air Force and Space Force installations will see renovated dormitories or new child development centers in the next few years, the service announced Wednesday.

A culture of opposition and reluctance by some male soldiers to accept women in Army special forces units still exists despite all combat jobs being opened several years ago to female troops, a study released Monday has concluded.