President Bush thanked America’s veterans during his weekly radio address Saturday from his ranch near Crawford, Texas. 

The Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs are building a system to allow the inter-department sharing of servicemembers’ electronic health information. 

Every 15 minutes, someone in the United States is diagnosed with a medical condition that requires treatment with bone marrow or a blood stem cell transplant. 

Technical support teams trained 300 personnel in theater to complete the fielding of Medical Communications for Combat Casualty Care, or MC4. 

A new Army program dubbed “Active First"promises up to $60,000 in bonuses to recruits who opt for 30 to 48 months of active duty then transfer to the National Guard.

Construction is under way for a $1.7 million bridge across the Farah Rud River near Tojg Village, Afghanistan. 

The focus was on fun Oct. 12 when almost 900 runners and walkers marked the end of an era at the Darmstadt, Germany’s military community’s last Frankenstein Castle Run/Walk.

Afghan and coalition forces engaged and killed nearly three dozen Taliban fighters in a second day of sustained fighting near the Musa Qaleh Wadi region of Helmand province Monday.

The DoD has consolidated 14 previous domestic abuse policies into one document that more clearly defines the roles and training of those who deal with the problem.

The SemperComm Foundation is accepting award nominations from the military community for its 2008 SemperComm Award, which recognizes extraordinary efforts by military members to boost the morale of their fellow servicemembers while stationed at remote locations.