Army Staff Sgt. Megan E. Brunty’s desire to serve her country led her from waiting tables to an Army career.

AstraZeneca International, which employs about 100 troops, has been selected as one of 15 recipients of the 2009 Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award.

Under a personnel rule that takes effect next month, some military spouses could be quickly hired for federal jobs without going through the usual competitive process.

The Iraqi government is contemplating the best way to deliver high-speed wireless Internet capabilities to its citizens, underscoring how much times have changed there.

The new virtual lifetime electronic record is slated to help prevent misplaced paperwork and help providers continue to offer quality health care, the acting director of the program said.

NATO has approved the idea of an intermediate military headquarters in Afghanistan, Pentagon officials said. It is a corps-level organization that would oversee the tactical, day-to-day operations.

Google is tinkering with a new service that could transform the way troops on the frontlines communicate with their families.

A National Defense University research project is leveraging talent and resources from within and outside the military to support people in need worldwide.

The National Guard will add Liberia to its State Partnership Program this year, bringing the number of African nations in the program to eight.

Army Spc. Claudy Bellanger’s childhood experiences with U.S. troops in Haiti set him a path that eventually led him to join the Army.