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A growing number of American students are eager to cash in on expected boom market for drone operators after more unmanned aircraft become legal to fly in U.S. airspace, which could happen in the next few years.
Lawmakers are raising questions about the secret U.S. diplomacy with Iran that led to last month's nuclear breakthrough, demanding greater transparency and expressing disappointment at being left in the dark.
China's creation of an air defense identification zone over the East China Sea is seen by many as a provocative statement from the Communist nation.
The parents of a Marine whose body came back from Greece missing his heart amended their federal lawsuit Wednesday to add the Greek government and an Athens hospital as defendants.
One of the first black military aviators known as the Tuskegee Airmen, William L. Booker, has died at the age of 90.
A near-final draft of a new Japanese national security strategy calls for a stronger military to deal with a rising China and other growing risks close to home.
The Veterans Affairs Department's top benefits official predicted Wednesday that the backlog of almost 400,000 benefits claims will continue to drop in 2014 and is on course to be eliminated in 2015.
The United States has suspended all non-lethal assistance destined for rebels fighting President Bashar Assad's forces in northern Syria, U.S. officials said Wednesday, citing fears the aid could fall into the hands of al-Qaida linked militants.
A car bomb went off Wednesday near a gate used by NATO troops in the northern section of the Kabul airport, the Afghan Interior Ministry said.
Concerned about gang violence, U.S. military leaders on Guam are considering a return to 'shore patrols' on liberty nights following attacks in which deployed Marines and sailors were beaten with baseball bats, pipes, clubs and fists.
A bipartisan budget deal to avoid another government shutdown and reduce the impact of sequestration over the next two years includes thorns for working-age retirees.
Secretary of State John Kerry urged members of Congress Tuesday not to pursue tougher sanctions against Iran that some lawmakers say would help ensure the interim deal signed last month leads to a final one that keeps Iran's nuclear program peaceful.
The Air Force is one step closer to having its top civilian appointee confirmed by the Senate, after Majority Leader Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., filed cloture motions for Deborah Lee James and three other nominations Monday.
The parents of a Marine sergeant who died while stationed in Greece say that they discovered weeks after his funeral that his body had been sent home without a heart — and that the Department of Defense later gave them somebody else's heart in its place.
Five Army veterans and current soldiers got the chance to write, direct and produce their own films for ABC television during the network's November and December 'Home for the Holidays' campaign — an initiative that encourages supporting and hiring vetera
Pentagon official say they have no intention of creating special fitness standards for women who want to serve in combat jobs — but Congress wants to see that promise in law.
More than 171,000 military retirees and family members booted from Tricare Prime on Oct.
The head of Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guards rebuked the country's foreign minister Tuesday over comments he made about the military's ability to withstand a potential American attack.
Singapore defense officials visiting an Air Force base in Arizona have gotten a look at a new American fighter that the Asian nation may purchase.
Two years after Air Force wife Kelli Abad disappeared from Kadena Air Base, Japan, the questions persist.
Officials at Shaw Air Force Base are trying to determine what to do about a holiday display after a Nativity scene was taken down last week.
Just days away from closing on a new house, a Dallas couple has discovered the Veterans Affairs Department won't guarantee their new home loan because it doesn't count the income of a non-veteran spouse for same-sex married couples in states that don't re
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has ordered the U.S. military to transport troops from Burundi into the Central African Republic to help quell the latest upsurge in violence there.
The compromise defense authorization bill nearing completion in Congress includes sweeping changes in the military justice system, many aimed at rape and sexual assault cases — but stops short of the complete overhaul sought by Sen.
A federal court has declined to get involved in a dispute over medical care for an obese prisoner in declining health at the Guantanamo Bay detention center.
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