Women in Combat

Milunka Savić probably didn’t know she was about to set out on a seven-year rampage of destruction across two continents in...

Female pilots at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in Goldsboro, North Carolina, are ground testing a new bladder relief method.

Some 2,200 active-duty women out of roughly 40,000 are serving in infantry, cavalry, armor and field artillery roles.

As a young girl, Remedios Gomez-Paraiso loved all things beauty-related. Her life changed dramatically when the Japanese...

Women had higher diagnostic rates than men for a dozen mental health disorders examined by Pentagon researchers.

Although none has qualified for the Navy SEALS, women now serve as instructors at the Navy Special Warfare Training Center.

The history of women aboard U.S. Navy submarines is limited, as female officers were only allowed to serve on submarines...

Women were first able to serve as permanent, regular members of the services in 1948.

The overturning of Roe v. Wade has some concerned about troops' quality of life in states where abortion is no longer...

Betty "Tack" Blake was believed to be the last surviving graduate of the first Women’s Airforce Service Pilot training class...