Injured soldiers receive compensation boost
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Britain's most seriously injured military personnel are to benefit from an improved compensation package, the Ministry of Defence announced today
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Congress heard wrenching testimony from wounded soldiers and promises from top Army officials to correct the conditions there.
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Ever since Army Staff Sgt. Ryan Kelly lost his right leg to a roadside bomb near Baghdad more than a year ago, he has been on a mission. It was more than just learning how to walk again on a prosthetic limb or figuring out what to do with his life after 13 months at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington. Kelly, 24, of Prescott, Ariz., saw a need to help other wounded soldiers and their families cope with the financial struggles that come with months of rehabilitation.
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Nearly a dozen airlines let travelers donate frequent flyer miles to help injured troops fly home.
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Senior members of U.S. special operations forces will receive bonuses of up to &#36;150,000 for staying in the military, an increase designed to keep the commandos from bolting to the more lucrative private sector.
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MoD awards compensation to hundreds of veterans subjected to chemical warfare tests
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The Army's top civilian leader acknowledged Friday that the military has made mistakes in caring for wounded soldiers and said the system is being fixed.
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Under a web of Army rules, thousands of part-time soldiers injured on duty in Iraq and elsewhere are navigating a system suited to full-timers.
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Wounded British troops returning from Iraq and Afghanistan are receiving inadequate medical treatment similar to that reported by American veterans, relatives and British media reported Sunday.
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The military offers a great retirement plan option.
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Hospitals will be allowed to claim for the cost of treating people injured at work, under plans being considered.
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In response to continued recruiting difficulties, the National Guard is tripling the cash bonuses it will pay for some new recruits and for current Guard soldiers willing
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Responding to shabby treatment of wounded soldiers at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, a group of senators moved on Wednesday to boost disability pay to those hurt in combat and improve care for brain injury.
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The toll on US troops of war in Iraq and Afghanistan may be obscured by dramatic advances in battlefield medicine that allow more soldiers to survive combat injuries than ever
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The Armed Forces have "very substantially" improved the training of recruits, a report says.
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Congress on Saturday approved a &#36;477 billion defense bill with a military pay raise and new money for Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The U.S. Army National Guard,  battered by its major role in the Iraq war, announced on  Thursday it would increase enlistment bonuses to attract new  recruits and seek $20 billion to replace arms and equipment.