Recruitment

After missing its recruitment goal in 2018, the U.S. Army is trying new ways of reaching young people; national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin reports from the Pentagon.

The Army's top officer said Wednesday that the service had "rescinded" a controversial memo permitting people with a history of severe mental illness to seek waivers allowing them to join up.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Tuesday night that the Pentagon's current policy on transgender troops "will remain in place" while President Trump's directive banning transgender people from joining the military undergoes an expert study.

President Trump's decision to end an Obama-era program shielding illegal immigrants brought to the U.S. as children has left hundreds of military service members facing an uncertain future.

Rep. Steve Russell weighs in on investigation into security risks of Pentagon recruitment efforts

President Donald Trump thanked Cmdrs. Russell Caldwell and Andria Slough, commanding officers of the Ross and Porter respectively.

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The Carl Vinson carrier strike group was ordered to cancel planned port visits in Australia and head toward the Korean peninsula.

U.S. sailors are now able to update their SGLI) information online, a major upgrade from the previous, old-fashioned method.

The Marine Corps has taken its first punitive action as part of an effort to crack down on misogynistic internet postings.