WASHINGTON, D.C. – The DOD’s Military Spouse Employment Partnership Program now has more than 400 employers onboard. Read more

PHOENIX – Spc. Samantha Coleman, a motor transport operator with the 2220th Transportation Company in Tucson, is one of the athletes on the All-Army Women’s Rugby team. Read more

FORT MEADE, Md. – Soldiers and their families can now receive dislocation allowance payments ahead of permanent change of station transfers as a result of an updated Army policy meant to reduce the burden of moving. Read more

FORT EUSTIS – In addition to physical exercise, proper nutrition plays a major role in Soldier readiness and preparing for the Army Combat Fitness Test, emphasized Maj. Brenda Bustillos, Training and Doctrine Command dietitian. Read more

WASHINGTON – The Army plans to test a new approach to talent management this fiscal year, starting with how it selects battalion commanders and then possibly extending it to other ranks, said Gen. James C. McConville Oct. 15, Read more

WASHINGTON – Eleven top-performing military members were the first to receive the Army Expert Soldier Badge during the Eisenhower Luncheon Oct. 15 at the AUSA Annual Meeting and Exposition here. Read more

WASHINGTON – When Spc. David Chambers navigated his way through the dark woods of Fort A.P. Hill with little more than a compass to guide him, he took on a challenge that few of the 2019 Army Best Warrior competitors expected – completing physical and mental tests by themselves. Read more

FORT JACKSON, S.C. – The blistering temperatures brought on by the South Carolina sun didn’t slow down Sgt. 1st Class Elizabeth Calderon’s workout even a little. Read more

WASHINGTON – Notable changes are coming to the Army Combat Fitness Test, officials announced Sept. 27, with some that will affect every Soldier. Read more

WASHINGTON – Effective Sept. 9, Soldiers willing to reenlist in some of the Army’s most in-demand career fields have the chance to receive up to $81,000 in lump-sum bonuses. It is the highest incentive amount offered in more than five years, officials recently announced. Read more