
Air Force Offers Retention Bonuses for 89 Career Fields in 2025
In 2025, retention bonuses will be introduced for 89 career fields, with amounts ranging from $180,000 to $360, in response to recruitment challenges.
In 2025, retention bonuses will be introduced for 89 career fields, with amounts ranging from $180,000 to $360, in response to recruitment challenges.
American troops deployed to Russia after World War I aimed to protect military supplies and support the Czechoslovak Legion against Bolshevik forces during harsh winter conditions.
President Joe Biden announced a $2.5 billion military assistance package for Ukraine, including immediate equipment transfers and long-term weapon systems to combat Russian aggression.
The M270A2 Multiple Launch Rocket System enhances artillery capabilities with improved speed, safety, and range, supporting NATO operations and future military engagements in Europe.
Jimmy Carter, the 39th U.S. president, passed away at 100, remembered for his diplomatic achievements and military service, including significant contributions to nuclear submarine development.
In the early Space Race, U.S. military branches proposed ambitious lunar projects, including weapons systems and bases, aiming for strategic advantages over the Soviet Union.
The Air Force will increase eligible career fields for retention bonuses from 73 to 89, effective December 16, 2024, to retain skilled personnel.
James McCubbin, a 103-year-old former P-51D Mustang pilot, achieved ace status during WWII, earning multiple medals including the Distinguished Flying Cross and Purple Heart.
Warren "Red" Upton, the last crew member of the USS Utah, passed away at 105, marking a significant loss for Pearl Harbor remembrance.
Pvt. Joe Martinez became the first Hispanic American awarded the Medal of Honor for his courageous actions during the Japanese occupation of the Aleutian Islands in WWII.