US Naval Academy midshipman dies
The 20-year-old's death is currently under investigation, the U.S. Naval Academy said.
By Riley Ceder
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Army identifies soldier who died on rifle range at Fort Leonard Wood
Pvt. Andrey Okunev, a National Guard soldier from California, was assigned to Company B, 1st Battalion, 48th Infantry Regiment.
By Todd South
Tens of thousands of US vets living overseas left to find COVID vaccine doses on their own
VA officials will reimburse veterans for vaccine costs through the department's Foreign Medical Program, but not help them find vaccine appointments.
Army reservist found dead in Kuwait ‘had passion for life and his mission overseas’
A soldier supporting Operation Inherent Resolve in Kuwait was found dead in his living quarters on Monday morning.
By Davis Winkie
Soldier found dead in Kuwait living quarters
A soldier supporting operations in Kuwait was found dead in his living quarters on Monday morning.
By Davis Winkie
VA officials see dip in vaccine appointments, urge vets to get doses
VA has administered about 5 million shots in the last five months but has seen a decrease in appointments in recent weeks.
Paratrooper killed in training accident at Fort Bragg
The incident occurred during static-line jump training on Sicily Drop Zone at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
By Kyle Rempfer
No charges for police officer in Capitol riot shooting death of Air Force veteran
Authorities had considered for months whether criminal charges were appropriate for the Capitol Police officer who fatally shot Ashli Babbitt, a 35-year-old Air Force veteran from San Diego.
South Dakota AG charged in fatal crash announces Army Reserve promotion
Jason Ravnsborg, who was promoted to colonel, is facing three misdemeanor charges after he struck and killed a pedestrian on the side of a rural highway last year.
Memorial Day veterans’ motorcycle ride set to return in May, if Pentagon approves
About 10,000 riders are expected to take part in the veterans advocacy event next month.
Army’s own vaccine that could fight COVID variants begins clinical trials
"The more people who get vaccinated as quickly as possible, the level of virus transmission decreases, which gives it less opportunity to continue to mutate," an Army medical official said.
By Kyle Rempfer