On any given night, one of four homeless people in the U.S. is a veteran, according to a 2006 study titled “Vital Mission: Ending Homelessness Among Veterans.”

TRICARE now covers laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding, commonly called Lap-Band surgery.

Staff Sgt. Eric Barker was our comedic relief during some of the most difficult stages of our deployment. In a unit full of class-clown types, it took something special to stand out. Whatever it was, he had it.

One of the great things about the end of each year is the opportunity to sit back, relax and look at issues from the perspective of time.

To encourage commissary customers to decrease their energy use, DeCA is partnering with Osram Sylvania and General Electric to offer great prices on compact fluorescent lights - called CFLs.

Reusable cloth bags are fast replacing “paper or plastic” as the choice for commissary customers.

An Army report released recently outlines how the service can better identify and help Soldiers who have suffered traumatic brain injuries.

The Army Management Staff College offers its 3rd Annual Leadership Symposium entitled “Army Strong - Developing Civilian Leaders,” Jan. 29-31.

Utah Army National Guard Sgt. Jill Steven’s “personal combat zone” has shifted from Afghanistan to Nevada, from a minefield to a beauty contest, from combat boots to high heels.

A mass re-enlistment for 100 Reserve Soldiers at Camp Victory Friday kicked off the U.S. Army Reserve’s year-long 100th birthday celebration.