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Yes, there is a difference.

The US has dropped 38,000 MREs over Gaza.

The National Guard bureau expects the pause to last at least a month.

The T-7A Red Hawk is meant to replace the decades-old T-38 jet.

The potential return to normal operations would come three months after an Air Force Special Operations Command CV-22 crashed, killing eight on board.

38,000 MREs were dropped along the Gaza coastline for civilians.

Armor brigades with the 3rd Infantry Division at Fort Stewart, Georgia are training with a new set of qualification standards, or gunnery tables.

The airdrop will be the U.S. first public use of military force in the Israeli-Palestinian war since Oct. 7.

Students still must complete 3-mile runs for the Basic Airborne Course.

The Air Force updated its rulebook for uniforms, including tattoos, walking with coffee and nail polish guidelines. But no sign of beards.

Alarm!

Yes, we can have 90s nostalgia even though it was only 10 years ago. We will not be debating this further.

Forrest Gump doesn’t hold a candle to Paul Johnson.

1 in 5 female veterans reported experiencing intimate partner violence in the last year.

The move comes after several sailors failed room inspections.

The war in Ukraine has shown what the modern battlefield looks like, and the U.S. military is taking notes.

The personnel changes are detailed in “Army Force Structure Transformation,” which addresses the service's restructuring after two decades in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Operation Bunghole helped lead to the rescues of Allied pilots shot down over the Balkans.

The Army National Guard grounded all 1,300 of its helicopters in a safety stand down following two crashes this month, one of which was fatal.

Senior Airman Aaron Bushnell died after setting himself on fire outside the Israeli embassy to protest the war in Gaza.