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Enlarge Firefighters working on the fire at the southeast corner of Building 100 of the National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis, Missouri. July 13, 1973. NAID 293518048 By Victoria Macchi | National Archives News WASHINGTON, July 10, 2023 — Fifty years ago this week, a fire destroyed millions of military personnel documents at the National Personnel Records Center

Rep. Tim Burchett introduced a proposal that would require biological women who identify as men to register with Selective Service in case the U.S. has a military draft.

Rep. Tim Burchett introduced a proposal that would require biological women who identify as men to register with Selective Service in case the U.S. has a military draft.

Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., has introduced a proposal that would require biological women who identify as men to register with Selective Service in case the ...

This week, as we celebrate the nations birthday, we can also recognize another happy anniversary: The beginning of the all-volunteer American military.

Rep. Tim Burchett has a novel proposal aimed at transgender Americans: Make transgender men register for the draft.

Rep. Tim Burchett has a novel proposal aimed at transgender Americans: Make transgender men register for the draft.

The Supreme Court recently ended race-conscious admissions for colleges and universities and rejected President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan. What do these rulings mean for higher education across California and in San Diego County?

As the perceived gap between civilian and military values grows wider, and civil society becomes more polarized between right and left, the military will have to wrestle with how to maintain the time-tested culture necessary to defend the nation while still attracting enough people willing to preserve and defend the idea of “America.”

Is America's military capable of fighting the next war?