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An A-10 Thunderbolt II pilot recalled a harrowing mission she flew in Iraq for an audience at a Women’s History Month luncheon.

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Face of Defense: Pilot Recalls Harrowing Mission

A new threat environment means a transformed National Guard should maintain its force after drawdowns in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Guard Must Maintain Readiness, McKinley Says

A company that had been partnering with Northrop Grumman before it withdrew from the KC-X tanker competition has asked for additional time to submit a proposal.

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Additional Bidder Could Enter Tanker Competition

Afghan and international forces detained numerous suspected insurgents and found stockpiles of weapons.

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Troops Detain Suspected Insurgents, Find Weapons

The Defense Department is working with the U.S. Census Bureau to ensure that all military personnel are counted in the 2010 census.

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Military Gears Up for 2010 Census

The Society of Human Resource Management affirmed its commitment to employment opportunities and benefits for citizen servicemembers.

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Association Pledges Support for Troops

A suspected senior al-Qaida in Iraq leader was killed and six other suspected associates were arrested in Mosul.

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Forces Kill Suspected al-Qaida in Iraq Leader

Air Force Staff Sgt. Gary Graf is teaching Iraqi servicemembers the ins and outs of communication theories, cable splicing and fiber optics.

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Face of Defense: Airman Trains Iraqi Trainers

The U.S. military continues to support relief efforts in Chile in the wake of a magnitude 8.8 earthquake that struck the country Feb. 27.

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U.S. Military Support Continues in Chile

Troops at the forward edge of the battlefield in Afghanistan soon will be able to tap into massive stores of intelligence, including full-motion video gathered from unmanned aerial vehicles, to plan and conduct their missions.

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New System to Deliver More Intelligence to Warfighters