A week after he was elected by the Legislature, Brigadier General Steven Cray has officially been sworn in as the next leader of the Vermont National Guard.

There's just one day to go before voters in Vermont head to the polls, but we may not know the outcome of some very close races the day after the election. That's because Vermont has extended the deadline for military and overseas voters to return their absentee ballots.

The presidential campaign of Republican Mitt Romney is complaining some Vermont military personnel serving overseas might not be able to get their absentee ballots in time to vote.

Town officials in Milton have unanimously re-adopted a 2010 resolution that supports putting F-35 fighter jets at Burlington International Airport.

Vermont's Norwich University in Northfield is helping U.S. service members better understand the different cultures in which they might operate.

Adjutant General Michael Dubie has been tapped by President Obama to serve as Deputy Commander of the United States Northern Command, but his replacement won't be chosen until next year.

Adjutant General Michael Dubie has been nominated as the deputy commander of the United States Northern Command, the military's unified command in charge of protecting U.S. territory and providing military support for civil authorities in the event of a national emergency.

The demands placed on the military by two wars thrust the Vermont National Guard into a critical role and with that came more money and services. But cuts in the Pentagon budget announced this month will bring more changes to the guard.