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Which hip blaster reigns supreme?

There have been 83 injuries since attacks on U.S. troops in Iraq and Syria began in October.

The SEALs were taking part in an extremely dangerous type of mission known as Visit, Board, Search and Seizure, or VBSS.

We mourn the loss of these two brave SEALs.

The military crafted hundreds of hand-made, intricate slides on missiles and war. One reporter is working on digitizing dozens of boxes of them.

Decades of best practices for armor are no match for a self-described gamer and his driver.

Historians first alerted the Air Force to the graveyard in 2019.

The attack reportedly injured American and Iraqi personnel.

The DragonFire anti-drone weapons system is meant to be a vastly cheaper alternative to using missiles.

The Air Force sergeant was not wearing a life jacket when he slipped off a Pararescue team's jet ski on an Arizona lake.

Turns out, it's not an Army of one after all.

Maintainers making a routine repair did not do a full inventory of their tools when they finished, an investigation foud.

The Air Force and Space Force now send about two dozen candidates to Army Ranger School every year, four times as many as just five years ago.

"The term ‘loss of confidence’ has real meaning in the Navy."

All your burning questions about U.S. Army Basic Training, answered.

"Nathan-ism" explores Nathan Hilu's memories and artwork of Nazi war criminals who reminded him of men that "would ride the New York subway to work."

More than 30 US veterans have died in Ukraine since February 2022.

Navy Capt. Geoffry Patterson, who originally joined the service as an enlisted sailor, was fired as the commanding officer of the USS Georgia’s Blue Crew.

The mother of a child says the Army delayed informing parents of an incident. The Army says it followed the right procedures.

Police also found the body of a dog they say Hardman shot.