Only airmen without orders for new duty stations in the continental United States are affected by a temporary pause on permanent change of station.

Earlier this spring, the service also delayed issuing some retirement and separation orders due to similar budget constraints.

Military moves can be very stressful and complex; avoiding common mistakes and misunderstandings can make the process much ...

The U.S. Air Force delayed the moves of an unknown number of airmen slated to change duty stations within the continental ...

August is Permanent Change of Station Month, a time to highlight challenges military families face when moving to new duty ...

Budgetary restraints have forced the Air Force to pause some pending moves by airmen heading to duty stations around the ...

Joint Task Force announced that a 24/7 call center is now available to help service members, Defense Department civilians, ...

All new NOPD second line requirements are shelved until the 2026 season, while the police and marching groups collaborate on new rules.

A former Boston TV news anchor filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday alleging that she faced anti-white discrimination while working at the station.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Military families move every two to three years on average, according to the Defense Department. As Permanent Change of Station (PCS) orders are sent throughout the summer ...

Read full article: Meet the Crew-11 astronauts headed to the space station The Gantry at LC-39, an immersive, interactive experience that reimagines the historic Launch Complex 39 gantry, is now ...