Meghann Myers
Pentagon bureau chief
Meghann Myers is the Pentagon bureau chief at Military Times. She covers operations, policy, personnel, leadership and other issues affecting service members.
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Services were slow to process COVID vaccine exemptions, watchdog finds
A Pentagon evaluation found some services taking too long to process COVID vaccine exemption paperwork.
Here’s the new shoulder patch you’ll find on soldiers serving in the new Army Futures Command
Here are the new shoulder patches and metal insignia for Army Futures Command.
The Pentagon is reviewing the special operations community after a series of high-profile scandals
The Defense Department has until March to submit an evaluation of U.S. Special Operations Command's ethics and professionalism standards and programs.
Fort Carson soldier arrested after he allegedly shot and killed someone in an off-post home
A 4th Infantry Division soldier faces charges of manslaughter, assault and others after an accidental shooting.
Soldiers commemorate Korean War hero who burned his own colors so they wouldn’t become a war trophy
Soldiers deployed to South Korea held a ceremony to celebrate the anniversary of one of their unit's most legendary stories.
Deployed American pilots came to the aid of a crashed South Korean helicopter
Some Army helicopter pilots witnessed a South Korean helicopter crash over the weekend.
This soldier is blasting off into outer space to spend six months on the International Space Station
An Army officer and former helicopter pilot is set to spend six months at the International Space Station.
The Army’s second security force assistance brigade is activated and preparing to deploy next year
The second security force assistance brigade is preparing to deploy to Afghanistan from Fort Bragg early next year.
Everything you need to know about the new Army fitness test is right here
Event descriptions, technique instructions, training suggestions and more are on the Army's new combat fitness test microsite.
Soldiers can now earn free journeyman certificates for doing their everyday jobs
Soldiers in more than 100 MOSs can now earn civilian credentials through an apprenticeship program that honors their previous training and on-the-job hours.
