Seven soldiers file suit over policy of extending their tours of ...
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An Army specialist, saying that it was &quot;a question of fairness,&quot; filed a lawsuit yesterday with seven other soldiers challenging a policy forcing them to serve in Iraq beyond their terms of enlistment.
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Spc. David Qualls, who sued to challenge the Army's policy requiring him to serve longer than the term of his enlistment contract, is back in Iraq.
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AN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17 - A member of the California Army National Guard filed suit in federal court here Tuesday challenging the Bush administration&#39;s so-called stop-loss policy, asserting that his pending deployment to Iraq &quot;bears no ...
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Eight US soldiers stationed in Iraq and Kuwait filed suit Monday seeking to end a policy that allows the military to keep service members on duty after their enlistment periods are up.
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US soldiers bid farewell to loved ones at Naval Station San Diego Dec 6. Eight US soldiers are suing the Pentagon over extended Iraq tours.
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The military will extend the combat tours of about 10,400 troops already in Iraq and send an additional 1,500 soldiers.
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Seven men defending multiple sexual abuse charges on the remote Pacific colony of Pitcairn Island have won the right to challenge London's sovereignty before Britain's highest appellate court, the Privy Council, reports said.
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WASHINGTON -- Eight soldiers filed a lawsuit yesterday challenging the Army's policy requiring them to serve longer than the terms of their enlistment contracts.
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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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The US army is considering shortening tours of duty for its soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq as a way of persuading them to re-enlist, it was reported yesterday.
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Eight U.S. soldiers serving in Iraq  and Kuwait filed a lawsuit on Monday challenging the U.S.  military's "stop loss" policy, which forces them to serve  beyond their enlistment contracts.
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Eight soldiers are challenging the Army's policy requiring them to serve longer than the terms of their enlistment contracts.
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WASHINGTON -- Soldiers always gripe. But confronting the defense secretary, filing a lawsuit over extended tours and refusing to go on a mission because itâs too dangerous elevate complaining to a new level.
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WASHINGTON -- The Army is again extending the combat tours of thousands of soldiers in Iraq beyond the expected 12 months -- the second such move since August.
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The trial of seven British soldiers accused of committing war crimes moved further up the chain of command, with three soldiers being accused of negligently performing a duty.
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A veteran of the first Persian Gulf War is suing the Army after it ordered him to report for duty 13 years after he was honorably discharged from active duty and eight years after he left the reserves.
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The U.S. Army is considering  shortening yearlong combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan amid  concerns the long and perilous duty is making it hard to  attract new soldiers and keep current ones, officials said on  Monday.