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Pentagon Raises Hostile Fire and Imminent Danger Pay

Pentagon officials say the increase will better match pay to operational risk, prompting coordination with DFAS on payroll and eligibility.

Bronze Kneeling Soldier Stolen From Paramount City Hall Memorial

Democrats Open Investigation into Kuwait Drone Strike That Killed Six U.S. Service Members

Dream Flights Gives Senior Veterans Rides in Restored WWII Biplane

Towing Company Agrees to $160,000 Settlement Over Illegal Sale of Servicemembers’ Vehicles

Massie Calls For New Inquiry Into 1967 USS Liberty Attack

Army’s Lightweight IBEX Exoskeleton Lets Wounded Troops Stand and Self‑Evacuate

Zelensky Launches Army Reform With Higher Pay and New Infantry Contracts

Supreme Court Allows Service Members to Sue Military Contractors in 6–3 Ruling

San Antonio Mayor Signals Lean Budget, Smaller $600 Million Bond

U.S. Veteran Detained in ICE Raid Files Federal Lawsuit, Appears at State of the Union

Danish Veterans Lead Silent March of Thousands to U.S. Embassy Over Trump's NATO Remarks

U.S. Embassy in Copenhagen Reinstalls Danish Memorial Flags After Backlash

IRS Says $1,776 ‘Warrior Dividend’ to Troops Is Tax-Free

Lost 1851 Memoir Found in U.S. Archives Rewrites Life of War of 1812 Veteran Shadrach Byfield

National Study Links Agent Orange to Earlier, Higher-Risk MDS

OFCCP Applies Higher Coverage Thresholds for Section 503 and VEVRAA Starting October 1, 2025

At 101, D‑Day Veteran Irving Locker Becomes a Published Songwriter With "If Freedom Was Free"

Deluzio, Veterans Confront Perry in His District Over Remarks on Democrats’ Service

Over 20,000 Gaza War Veterans in Rehab, Most With Mental-Health Injuries