How the reserve component is approaching recruiting and retention
From fast food restaurants to the IT industry, the military is up against all kinds of what is being called ...
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Marine Corps Reserve veteran reflects on ‘fly on the wall’ view of Iraq War
When talk of the Iraq War began, retired Marine Corps Capt. Matthew Hoh was a junior officer for the Secretary ...
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8 ways to spend spring break with young children
The groundhog might have seen his shadow this year, but spring break is right around the corner for many American ...
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Hokanson to Army Guard Leaders: Tell our story
The National Guard is integral to the National Defense Strategy, Army Gen. Daniel Hokanson told Army Guard leaders Jan. 11.
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Central America militaries grow stronger through Guard relationships
National Guard units participate in mutually beneficial relationships in Central America through the State Partnership Program.
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Former Navy SEAL: Suicide prevention committee should study mild TBI
When the DOD announced its veteran suicide prevention committee, former Navy SEAL Frank Larkin knew exactly what they should study.
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DOD program helps military-affiliated students save on school costs
The College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) offers exams on introductory college course material for military-affiliated students.
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Army ranger, 3-time medalist returns to DOD Warrior Games
Cory Remsburg, a former Army Ranger and three-time bronze medalist at the DOD Warrior Games will return to competition this ...
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Recruiting exceptions: Some recent graduates still seek enlistment opportunities
Recent high school graduates who enlist in the military are the exceptions amid servicewide recruiting struggles.
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Post-9/11 GI Bill transfers ‘as easy as possible’ at Yellow Ribbon schools
Veteran Sean Ryan transferred his Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits to his wife without paperwork, frustration, emails or phone calls.
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