The only servicewoman killed during the Katyn Massacre in WWII
The Ukrainian Famine lasted from 1923 to 1933 and killed nearly 4 million people. Known as the Holodomor, the famine was blamed on the Poles who were subsequently targeted by…
The Ukrainian Famine lasted from 1923 to 1933 and killed nearly 4 million people. Known as the Holodomor, the famine was blamed on the Poles who were subsequently targeted by…
On Dec. 13, 1636, the National Guard was officially formed, combining militia regiments from Massachusetts into one organized unit. The Massachusetts National Guard — pictured above at its first muster…
A bunch of data crunchers at CareerCast have released their list of the Worst Jobs of 2017 and enlisted military service member was ranked number 4,
Thirty years is a long time to stick it out in any career, let alone one where a person is routinely put into harm’s way over and over again. But… After serving in the Armed Forces, beginning a rewarding career is one of the most important steps a veteran can take. Sadly, the expense of attending college or enrolling in… A dual-military family is adjusting to life under the same roof after almost two years apart. It’s not uncommon in the military community to have a unique story of how you and your spouse met. But for Army Sgt. Jared Jackson and his wife, Sp… The longevity of a service member’s career is a complicated equation. Perhaps even more so for the enlisted track, which boasts more active-duty soldiers than the Officer Corps. Joining the leadership ranks without foregoing pay or benefits is the … The first US service member to test positive for the coronavirus has recovered after spending 49 days in isolation. A 23-year-old soldier stationed in South Korea became the first US service member to fall ill as the coronavirus spread from Ch… Have you ever considered sending a care package to your loved one or seen festively decorated ones and wondered how the heck did they do it? I’m here to put all your nerves at ease and make creating a care package a fun project to spread the … The transferability option under the Post-9/11 GI Bill allows service members to transfer all or some unused benefits to their spouse or dependent children. The request to transfer unused GI Bill benefits to eligible dependents must be completed whi…From Vietnam to Afghanistan: 30 Years of Service
WATM pairs with V School to offer a full-ride scholarship
Geo-baching no more
From green to gold
First US service member to test positive for the coronavirus is finally recovered after 49 days in isolation
Military spouse life hack: Holiday care packages
Updates to Post-9/11 Gi Bill transfers are coming