The United Services Military Apprenticeship Program (USMAP) helps service members and civilians advance and is completely free, said one Sailor March 2, who has enjoyed continued success with the program.

The United Services Military Apprenticeship Program (USMAP) helps service members and civilians advance and is completely free, said one Sailor March 2, who has enjoyed continued success with the program.

Of all the events within the 37th Annual Military Culinary Competition currently in progress at Fort Lee, ice carving is one of the few that doesn’t involve cooking.

WASHINGTON — After 10 years of fighting in Afghanistan, the American public has no way to know if the United States is winning the war or not. Unl… Read more: Obama Afghanistan, Afghan Security Forces, Afghanistan, Mitt Romney 2012, Afghan War, Mitt Romney, Obama-Afghan-War-Policy, Scaparrotti, Obama, Afghan War Progress, Iraq, Romney Afghanistan, World News

Within the last two years, Arlington National Cemetery has seen much progress in correcting gravesite deficiencies, increasing customer service, and instituting effective computer recordkeeping, said the Army’s inspector general.

SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea claimed Wednesday that it is making rapid progress on work to enrich uranium and build a light-water nuclear po… Read more: North Korea Nuclear Weapons, North Korea Uranium, Pyongyang, North-Korea, Video, Nuclear Weapons, South Korea, Nuclear Power, Uranium Enrichment, North Korea Nuclear Program, Uranium, Pyongyang-North Korea, North Korea Uranium [...]

WASHINGTON — Former Vice President Dick Cheney said Iraqi leaders have progressed toward a stable society, but he’s worried about the failure of Wash… Read more: Gingrich, Cheney Iran, Video, Cheney Iraq, Cheney, Elections 2012, Dick Cheney Iran, Dick Cheney Iraq, Newt Gingrich, Iran Drone, Iraq, Iowa Caucus 2012, Dick Cheney, Politics News Iraq news [...]

Vets represent the cutting edge of traditional American values — and, they will be screwed by the inevitabilities of the debt deal. Hopefully, the Progressive Dems will find a theme that can resonate on the bumper sticker and the talking points and the cable news shows and the internet.

In the Autumn of 2006, in the western part of Iraq’s Anbar Province, US Marine and Army units were taking dozens of attacks a day. Leaving one of the many bases we occupied in the Euphrates River Valley seemingly guaranteed a firefight, attack by a sniper or, more likely, a strike from an IED. Cooperation [...]

WASHINGTON — Behind the debate over the speed and scope of the Obama administration’s promised troop drawdown from Afghanistan is a complex calculation of how a reduced U.S. military presence would affect prospects for negotiations. President Obama is due to announce his decision on troop reductions on Wednesday, ahead of his scheduled visit on Thursday [...]