Army hit with $210M in claims over sexual abuse by convicted JBLM doctor
The Army is facing $210 million in claims from 42 soldiers and veterans who say they were victims of Maj. Michael Stockin, the Army doctor at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., serving a nearly 14-year sentence for sexually abusing patients.
With the transition to MHS Genesis, the Defense Department is decommissioning the Tricare Online Patient Portal.
The Supreme Court turned down an Air National Guardsman's challenge to the Feres doctrine, the latest of many refusals to ...
The Supreme Court on Monday denied a request for the justices to review a ban on service members suing the military for ...
Brooke Army Medical Center is closing three pharmacies in San Antonio, raising concerns among veterans and service members ...
Donald Trump, who at 78 is on course to become the oldest president in American history, will undergo an annual physical exam ...
Legal challenges policies excluding trans people from military service are not solely a 21st century phenomenon.
According to the report, 14% of recruits admitted between February and May 2024 had body fat percentages that did not comply ...
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Russian drone hit medical facility in Sumy, causing power outages in part of city – photoExplosions were heard on the night of 3-4 March and power outages were reported in some districts of the city in the city of ...
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