Eight Soldiers Plan to Sue Over Armyâs Stop-Loss Policy
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The eight soldiers come from places scattered across the country, from this small town an hour northwest of Little Rock to cities in Arizona, New Jersey and New York.
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NEW YORK An Army captain is going to court in an attempt to keep from being sent to Iraq. In a lawsuit filed in federal court in New York, Jay Ferriola contends he resigned after completing eight years of service in the Army and Army Reserve.
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Halliburton&#39;s row with the US Army intensified yesterday when the military said it would withhold 15pc of future invoices due to an ongoing dispute over billing practices.
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A U.S. Army Reserve captain who sued  the government for trying to force him into service in Iraq  after he resigned has won an honorable discharge, his lawyer  said on Friday.
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The Pentagon&#39;s &quot;don&#39;t ask, don&#39;t tell&quot; policy is being challenged by 12 gay soldiers who have been separated from the military because of their homosexuality.
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Anti-war activists said on Tuesday they were prepared to risk their lives to disrupt a military exercise involving almost 30,000 U.S. and Australian troops off Australia's north coast.
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Iraq War Veteran Evan Knappenberger has brought his one-man protest against the Department of Defense "stop-loss" policy, which extends the service of troops beyond their contractual terms, to the Mall. But instead of demonstrating, he's holding a vigil in a makeshift guard tower erected in the s...
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A National Guard soldier ordered to duty in Iraq is challenging the military's "stop-loss" program and asking a judge to block the military from involuntarily extending his enlistment.
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The Army is planning to spend &#36;84 million to armor hundreds of older troop carriers for service in Iraq.
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An Arizona National Guard soldier is among eight Army enlistees challenging the federal government because they were forced to remain on duty in the Middle East after their tours of military duty expired.
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A sergeant in the California Army National Guard who sued the military over the forced extension of his service may not have to ship out to war after all, the National Guard said on Wednesday.
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A ruling by a U.S. Army panel could lead to the overturning of one of the largest courts-martial of World War II.
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WASHINGTON - The US Army wants to know how a threatened plan to withhold $60 million a month in a billing dispute might affect Halliburton Co.&#39;s ability to support US troops in Iraq.
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A Defense Department auditor last week criticized Army managers responsible for overseeing a giant logistical contract with Halliburton Co., saying in a memo they have not been firm enough in seeking justification for $1.8B in expenses for work in Iraq and Kuwait.
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More than 8,000 others were wounded in the last two years, an American general said.
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In a Feb. 7 story about a federal court ruling, The Associated Press erroneously reported that a judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging the Army's right to force soldiers to serve past the dates of their enlistments. Instead, the judge rejected Spc. David Qualls' request for a preliminary injunction that would have removed him from active duty. He and seven other soldiers had filed suit challenging their active duty extensions. That remains before the court.
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Four people who lost their workplace  pensions are taking the government to court in a bid for compensation.