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Jason Tabansky originally didn’t make the cut for Paris. Now he’s defeated the top-ranked para archer.

Livestreams and banana smoothies or combat in the muck on the front lines? Which way Russian man?

Tech. Sgt. Jacob Venegas was found dead in his barracks on Kunsan Air Base in South Korea on Wednesday, Aug. 28.

Cmdr. Cameron Yaste, who made waves in April with a mis-mounted sight during target practice, was relieved for "loss of confidence."

American and Iraqi forces carried out the early morning raid targeting ISIS leaders in western Iraq.

A former Air National Guard reservist was denied legal reparations for a botched, routine back surgery and veterans groups are fighting back.

The traumatic memories of the withdrawal have defined their memories of the conflict.

The new mantra for airmen assigned to Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, is ‘Tinker Strong.’ It is meant to promote a warrior ethos.

“I just wish I could have done more.”

The Army took home the trophy for The Call of Duty Endowment Bowl V, beating teams from each of the other military services.

Sgt. Nicole Gee was famously depicted holding an Afghan baby before she was killed by an ISIS-K suicide bomber at Abbey Gate. Now, a part of her legacy will live on aboard the USS Iwo Jima.

Michael Powell, 39, received waivers for his age and tattoos so that he could enlist in the Army at 39. He’s attending basic training at Fort Moore, Georgia.

An ad in Arabic shown to users in Lebanon bore the U.S. Central Command's logo and warned users not to take up arms against the U.S.

Don’t get burned as a first-time buyer.

Pfc. Dewayne Arthur Johnson II is charged with providing false official statements, obstruction of justice, and the production and distribution of explicit images of children.

A naval task force fired three nuclear missiles into the sky to test a Cold War superscience theory. It kind of worked.

A U.S. Army vet and filmmaker explores the Afghanistan war and its ending through his interpreters, Ismail and Saifullah Haqmal.

A group of airmen hiking in Zion National Park, Utah, helped rescue four hikers including a pregnant woman.

It’s a bird, it’s a plane… oh wait, it’s an Army CH-47 Chinook with a "FUKIRAN" call sign.

The US military removed from its public photo archive images of a 'ramp ceremony,' memorial services and the 'dignified transfer' of 13 service members killed in the Abbey Gate attack.