New army and air force software produces errors not efficiency

Pentagon is not ready to meet 2010 legal requirement for data on misspending.

The public supports reducing some military healthcare and personnel expenses, but not others.

An ill-fated program set for termination at the end of 2013 gets new funding

DOD personnel took $26 million in travel from industry, foreign governments.

Soldiering now pays much better than civilian work

The Congressional Budget Office suggests that budget sequestration may not gut the defense budget.

Software troubles cast doubt on Panetta’s promise of an accounting of expenses by 2017.

The Pentagon has trouble tracking billions of dollars in expenditures on the most vexing threat of the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts.

While the military looks to cut, the Army solicits new uniforms for drivers.