Air Force Awards $50,000 Grant to Help Treat Infertility in Airmen The Air Force is investing $50K in a progesterone-testing kit company that could help service members trying to conceive.
This Military Kid Wrote a Book on Coping with Deployments and His Dad Illustrated To help other military families also be brave, the father and son duo recently published a children's book.
Nominations Open for the Military Child of the Year Award Military kids are the unsung heroes of this crazy life. Now, here's a way to recognize them.
Meet the Retired Generals Working to End Childhood Obesity for a Fitter Force A report by the organization Mission: Readiness declared the child obesity epidemic a national security issue.
How to Afford Child Care After Leaving the Military Child care is expensive. Do you have a plan for affording it?
New Citizenship Policy to Affect Roughly 25 Military Children Per Year, Officials Say The policy spells out what the department deems residency in terms of U.S. citizenship considerations of offspring born...
Terminally Ill Military Kids Can Now Receive Both Treatment and Hospice Parents of children with terminal illness covered by Tricare no longer have to choose between treatment and end-of-life care.
New Data Finds Child Abuse, Neglect Still Underreported in the Army The Defense Health Board is reviewing DoD policies to prevent and detect child maltreatment in military families.
Lawmakers Blast Military Personnel Chiefs over Shortage of On-Base Child Care The wait lists for on-base child care can be six months or more for military families.
National Guard on Standby in Many States as America Faces Tense Election Day Many of those deployed are "cyber specialists" and civil support teams, an official said, detailing that there are no...
California Police Arrest Marine Recruiter for Alleged Sexual Assault of 17-Year-Old An active-duty Marine Corps recruiter was arrested last week for allegedly sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl at a...
Former Air Force JAG Lawyer Suspended After Alcohol-Fueled Violent Assaults William McClain, 46, of Franklin Township, Ohio, was a judge advocate general with the 88th Air Base Wing at Wright-Patterson...
Pentagon Blind to Troop Woes in Areas Across US with Limited Housing Options, Report Finds The report is just the latest in a long series of government reports and media coverage that shows the Pentagon has been...
‘Something’s Going to Click': Navy Veteran Looks to Reconnect with Baby He Saved in Hong Kong Nearly 60 Years Ago When Steve Mulvihill and his fellow sailor, Jim Kennedy, were spending time in Hong Kong in 1965, they found themselves in a...
![A child sits with a book.](http://images01.military.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_large/public/2019-12/military-child-author.jpg?itok=tR0TAakc "Davidson Whetstone -- a pen name used by the author -- sits at a signing for his book, "Brave for my Family." (Courtesy photo via U.S. Army)")
![A policy change, ordered by the 2018 NDAA, will allow military dependents under 21 to receive both medical treatment for their terminal illness and care that falls under the umbrella of "hospice." (U.S. Army/ Sgt. Ian Valley)](http://images02.military.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_large/public/2019-08/child-surgery-1800.jpg?itok=B-6N8G3W "A policy change, ordered by the 2018 NDAA, will allow military dependents under 21 to receive both medical treatment for their terminal illness and care that falls under the umbrella of "hospice." (U.S. Army/ Sgt. Ian Valley)")
