Courtesy Audio | Defense.gov | 07.30.2014
Top military officials discuss the unique educational needs of military children, the Department of Veterans Affairs has a new leader, and Pentagon officials update the growing instability in Ukraine....
Courtesy Audio | Defense.gov | 07.30.2014
DoD assesses insurgent violence in Iraq, Marines focus on spiritual training, and Coast Guard crews rescue a boy in distress....
Audio by Sgt. Jamila Walker | 13th Public Affairs Detachment | 07.29.2014
Another way the Army helps its own by caring for its own. Survivor Outreach Services provides financial counseling, support groups and grief camps for family members of fallen soldiers. SOS brings a sense of healing to reassure family members their soldier is not forgotten....
Courtesy Audio | Defense.gov | 07.29.2014
℠2014 - The body of an apparent stowaway was found in a C-130J at Ramstein Air Base, the PACOM commander talks about North Korea's nuclear proliferation, and a military spouse who kept her husband's seat at the dinner table filled during deployment....
Courtesy Audio | Regional Command Southwest | 07.29.2014
Lance Cpl. Johnpaul Sanchez talks to a Las Vegas Review-Journal reporter about his deployment in Afghanistan.
Courtesy Audio | Defense.gov | 07.29.2014
Education leaders collaborate on ways to teach military dependents, the Afghan Air Force is training to lead, and the nation's oldest female veteran is recognized for her service....
Courtesy Audio | Defense.gov | 07.29.2014
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs talks about educating military children, the Secretary of the Navy answers service members' questions in Japan, and renewal and remembrance at Arlington National Cemetery....
Audio by Gail McCabe | Defense Media Activity - Army | 07.29.2014
A Special report from Gail McCabe: The Republic of Korean Army trains with U.S. soldiers at Fort Irwin's, NTC for the first time....
