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Finally.

It has been 15 years to the day since Alwyn Cashe risked everything to save his teammates as their Bradley Fighting Vehicle burned during an ambush in Daliaya, Iraq.

Once again, the Navy will have USS Barb in the fleet

The head of U.S. Transportation Command offered a sneak preview Wednesday of the results of a Defense Department test of particulate spread on commercial aircraft — and they are surprising

A Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet experienced an engine fire and was forced to land at Naval Air Station Oceana, Virginia, on Monday, less than two weeks after a nearly identical mishap at the same air station

The civilian head of the Missile Defense Agency sexually harassed three female colleagues, one over the course of seven years — subjecting them to unwanted attention and touching, and even on one occasion taking an inappropriate photograph without permission

Despite multiple public accounts of his bravery, Army Cpl. Waverly Woodson was thwarted from receiving the Medal of Honor honor twice, a bipartisan group of lawmakers says

In a letter to lawmakers this month, Defense Secretary Mark Esper said he believes Sgt. 1st Class Alwyn Cashe deserves the Medal of Honor, and he'll work to approve it — although there will be a few final hurdles to overcome before the process is complete

The Army saw a 66% in gang-related crimes in 2018, new report shows.

The first required step when executing approved travel is a risk assessment, to be completed by all members of the traveling party.

A former master sergeant in the Army Band who claims service officials forced him into retirement because of expressions of his Christian faith and conservative opinions says he plans to appeal after an adverse ruling in his case.

Army Sgt. Daniel Perry was initially taken into police custody but later released.

"We must ensure that the team takes the opportunity to recharge and allow for fresh eyes on upcoming challenges as required."

Rest in peace, Chief Calderone.

In the first four months of 2020, investigations related to alleged LSD offenses have increased by 70%

"The highlight of this year's celebration will be our salute to the Great Cities of the American Revolution."

Oklahoma National Guard members went and created a challenge coin... to commemorate COVID-19.

A heated exchange between two Fort Campbell soldiers was captured on video

Some 1,600 active-duty soldiers are now staged just outside Washington, D.C. awaiting possible orders to support protest response in the city, the Pentagon announced Tuesday night

There was a campaign to stop the auction, but Germany is not subject to U.S. laws.

The Navy wants to pump you up

A Marine sentenced to 18 months' confinement and a bad-conduct discharge after a barracks confrontation turned bloody may now end up free, after a military appeals court determined that the presiding judge wrongly instructed jury members in the case.

The Army asked its "soldiers for life" who are trained in medical fields to come back to do battle against the novel coronavirus pandemic. And to date, more than 25,000 have answered the call, officials said.

A war game run last September by the Naval War College (NWC) in Newport, Rhode Island revealed prescient and sometimes troubling parallels to the real-world novel coronavirus (COVID-19) response effort that continues today

The Army called back soldiers who served in medical fields such as family nurse practitioner; critical care nursing; emergency nursing; nurse anesthetists; generalist nurse; and respiratory specialist.