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Cash rules everything around the military.

The crew included pilots, a medical operations flight commander, an engineer and a linguist trained in Mandarin Chinese.

"We know what happened, we know how it happened, we don’t know why. The why is what we were there for.”

Even SMA Michael Weimer has screwed up in a way that made everyone do push-ups.

The Precision Strike Missile can hit targets at least 250 miles away.

The Medal of Honor recipient told us about tunring his life around from a mischievous teen to a Navy SEAL. And about "Cum Shaw."

The Navy has not provided a specific reason why Navy Cmdr. Adam K. Pendleton was fired.

We asked Ryan Pitts about bad MREs, "liberating" issued items, when he cost his buddies push-ups and more.

Lieutenant Commander Gregory McLean pleaded guilty to distributing images of abuse and keeping classified material on a flash drive at his home.

The course at Cape Canavaral passes by historic launch sites, Atlantic beaches and comes with a NASA-style mission patch.

The employee's alleged scheme involved 40 stolen checks over six years of more than $100 million.

Double standards harm veterans.

Navy Seaman 1st Class James R. Ward will be interred at Arlington National Cemetery this month. He died at Pearl Harbor saving fellow crew on the USS Oklahoma.

Too many people making too many problems.

The Marine and Air Force Osprey fleets have been in three fatal crashes since June 2022 with several other close calls.

Sixteen service members have been killed in three Osprey crashes in the Air Force and Marine Corps since June 2022.

In a 2013 email, Brig. Gen. Warren Wells said his staff was “the ONLY line of defense against false allegations and sobriety regret.”

The trailer to the follow up to 'Band of Brothers' and 'The Pacific' moves between high altitude combat and POW camps.

U.S. Army veteran Dalton Medlin was executed by Russian troops in the aftermath of an ambush. But he is still listed as 'missing' because his body was not recovered.

Jay Tenison spent nine years in the Army including an Iraq deployment as a tanker. On Tuesday, he got a last chance to hear "the thunder of doom."