The hunt for a fulfilling job can be frustrating, but disabled veterans have a new online tool available to help them tackle that task. 

The Senate has confirmed Army Gen. David H. Petraeus as commander of U.S. Central Command and Army Lt. Gen. Raymond T. Odierno to receive his fourth star and succeed Petraeus as commander of Multinational Force Iraq. 

The Army is accelerating the delivery of key Future Combat Systems technologies to the field, officials announced recently.

The DoD will now be able to pay its troops and civilians through the end of next month, thanks to budgetary-related actions approved by Congress, a senior Pentagon spokesman said June 11.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is reaching out to civilian firms with hopes of developing a new product that could dramatically aid the healing of servicemembers who suffer traumatic battlefield wounds, such as compound bone fractures. 

President Bush urged Congress to immediately pass legislation that’s urgently needed to fund military operations in Afghanistan and Iraq and other important DoD programs. 

The Pentagon Channel and cable company Comcast teamed up to offer customers televised coverage of this year’s graduation ceremonies at the service academies. 

For the rest of this year, sitting in Shamu the killer whale’s “splash zone” or talking turkey with a big yellow bird are just two activities servicemembers and their families can enjoy for free at Anheuser-Busch Adventure Parks.

The DoD announced the award of eight major grants totaling $3.07 million dollars, as part of the 2008 ROTC Language and Culture Project, sponsored by the National Security Education Program, on behalf of the Defense Language Office.

The premier installations from each military service and the Defense Logistics Agency were recognized at a Pentagon award ceremony May 8.