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Close combat forces will receive the new weapons including a National Guard armored brigade in May.

Boonie hats protect soldiers’ face, neck, and ears from the sun.

The memo announces a comprehensive study evaluating the cancer risk within the SOF community.

Soldiers pointed to the "divorce" between active and reserve PSYOP units as a root cause of the issues.

“The safety and security of our Soldiers and families is always our top priority.”

This Old House – Camp Pendleton Edition.

The previous Army inquiry found soldiers were generally ignorant about the image's historical meaning and symbolism.

The program provides better access for veterans while avoiding the waiting lines.

The picture was removed from the 20th Special Forces Group Instagram page as of Tuesday.

The Army wants volunteers who are willing to switch MOSs but cavalry scouts and military cops may be required to change careers when they reenlist.

The class is meant to help airmen deal with facial skin conditions.

Somalia remains a battlefield in the War on Terrorism.

His remains were identified on Aug. 21, 2023, but his family wasn’t briefed until just recently.

The firing was "to ensure proper command climate and appropriate leadership" the base said.

Complacency can kill.

Pentagon says ISIS branches are increasingly more active in Central Asia and Africa.

Marine Gunnery Sgt. Benjamin Frazier was awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal.

For the first time in 20 years, all three military academies had a wrestler earn Division I All-American honors. A Coast Guard Academy wrestler took Division III honors.

The United States warned Russia of a potential attack ahead of Friday's assault on Crocus City Hall.

A new Government Accountability Office report says that the Department of Defense isn't verifying if at-risk troops actually get the help they need reentering civilian life.