Military life can pose many challenges for family members of those who serve, especially children. That's why today we're diving deeper into how that life can impact development.

After a service member dies, families face a lifetime of grief. TAPS founder Bonnie Carroll explains how the organization supports military survivors long after the headlines fade.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Military technology has evolved from sword-fighting to AI-assisted drones and missiles. Russia's war in Ukraine highlights the use ...

More than a quarter of military families polled in the most recent annual survey by a leading aid organization for service members and veterans said they consistently struggle to put food on the table ...

As U.S. forces continue long deployments overseas, the children who follow them are learning to build lives far from home. One of them, Mikayla McGhee, offers a window into that world, from a tour in ...

(Photo by Air Force Staff Sgt. Stephanie Henry and contributed photos by the Meltz, Shour, and Speckhart families. Illustration by Hrisanthi Pickett) Editor’s note: This article first appeared on The ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the establishment of a Pentagon-run barracks initiative on Tuesday, giving a new Barracks Task Force 30 days to come up with an “investment plan” to improve ...

Americans tend to understand military life through two familiar frames. There is training, often portrayed as brutal, transformative and loud in films like "Full Metal Jacket," which has become ...

I planned to be in the Marines for my entire career, but I left early to pursue entrepreneurship. Some of the skills I learned in the Marines, like discipline, helped me in the real world. But I also ...