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An Army veteran sued the VA for Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits to earn a graduate degree and become an Army chaplain.

Both men earned commissions for getting people to sign up for medications they didn’t need.

Caz Craffy tricked Gold Star families into $10 million in risky investments. He lost $3.4 million and kept $1.4 million for himself.

The traditional approach to tank ditches isn’t going to work in today’s wars

The couple are also both graduates of Airborne, Air Assault and Ranger schools.

The Marine color guard was at an event hosted by a veterans group.

The Aug. 26, 2021 attack at Abbey Gate killed 13 service members and 170 Afghans.

Teams from 2nd and 3rd Battalions, 75th Ranger Regiment took the top prize in several contests at the U.S. Army Maneuver Center of Excellence.

Destroyers shot down at least four ballistic missiles while fighter jets from two squadrons shot down more than 70 drones in the skies.

Israel and U.S. partners are scrambling to intercept.

With patients located deep inland, and conditions rough, the 176th Wing's Guardian Angels were called in.

Freshly arrived F-22 Raptors joined more than 30 other Navy and Air Force aircraft .

We honor the memory of Army Pfc. Paul-Anthony Varner.

A new bill demands more oversight for troops injured from heavy weapon blasts, TBIs and the Army is developing a tool for troops to check their blast exposure risk.

The Pentagon is calling April the "Month of the Military Child" with former 'brats' sharing their stories. But where did that term come from?

The report focused on military family experiences with barracks, wages, food insecurity, health care, childcare and spouse employment.

This is the stuff that nightmares are made of.

If not for the courage of the fearless rescuers, the three castaways would still be lost.

As Congress blocks U.S. aid, the Iranian rifles, plus 500,000 rounds of ammo, could equip a full Ukrainian brigade.

Don’t do this at home, kids.