The war in Iraq has entered the “endgame” phase and it is important to get it right, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said during testimony on Capitol Hill Sept. 10. 

Earlier this year, a Fort Rucker, Ala., Soldier died when he lost control of his new sport motorcycle in a curve, hit the culvert, was ejected off the bike, and slammed into a light pole

An Air Force staff sergeant at Scott Air Force Base, Ill., is exemplifying the volunteer spirit with a hospital visitation program he hopes to expand to bases nationwide. 

With less than two weeks left of the fiscal year, all four military services met their active-duty recruiting goals for August and hope to maintain that momentum to reach their year-end goals, DoD officials said Sept. 10.

Even without offering big cash bonuses, promising opportunities for college or assuring a better life after service, the Marine Corps anticipates meeting its five-year force-growth goal two years early, the commander of Marine recruiting said via teleconference today from his headquarters in Quantico, Va. 

A government employee who accepted free tee-time golf games and meals from a vendor had to explain his actions in federal court after a tipster informed investigators

Fort Belvoir Jewish Congregation celebrates High Holy Days 2008 with the following events. All events are at Belvoir Chapel.

The Post Exchange is moving Belvoir students who excel in the classroom to the head of the class with the Army & Air Force Exchange Service’s “You Made the Grade” program. 

Whether someone is a veteran of the military or not, servicemembers agree that preparation holds a special rank when talking about a brighter tomorrow.