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The bill invests in military quality-of-life improvements while slashing social safety net programs that many military ...

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth pledges to restore military's 'warrior ethos' and announces pay raises for Army paratroopers in Fort Bragg speech.

The U.S. military spent more than $6 billion over the past three years to recruit and retain service members, in what has been a growing campaign to counter enlistment shortfalls.

Military.com reported in September on a draft memo the Army had not yet finalized that looked at monthly pay for operational deployments that ranged between $210 and $450.

Jump pay, formally known as hazardous duty incentive pay, will increase from $150 per month to $200 for paratroopers, Hegseth said.

A large number of bonus recipients is what is driving increase in spending — the services expect far more individuals to receive enlistment bonuses in 2026.

A new report claims that only 13 U.S. Army soldiers have rejoined the military after the Pentagon implemented a policy under ...

The US Military Pay Chart 2025 provides structured pay scales for members of the military with allowances, incentives, and benefits included.

The problem of incentive pay is the hottest potato in U.S. war production. It has been championed as the answer to the manpower pinch, as a shot in the arm to hop war production up as much as 30%.

Vermont state officials are hoping a new tax credit will make them more attractive to military veterans and their families. Here's the breakdown.