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In space, no one can hear you scream. But Space Force might be able to track you screaming.

The new show's writer is sharing glimpses of the research and work it took to bring the World War II series to life.

“What you choose to call hell, he calls home."

“The food was so bad, was notoriously bad at that chow hall. They somehow pulled off an amazing Thanksgiving meal."

Trench warfare is more violent than close quarters battle.

A Space Force intel troop and Army combat medic both found themselves in life-or-death moments and used tourniquets to save lives.

An appeals court said that a suit brought by the estates of two pilots who died in a 2011 crash should proceed to federal district court.

Moldy barracks? Wasps in the ceiling? Really good Thanksgiving dinner at the DFAC? 'Hots & Cots' is a Yelp for the enlisted living.

This was in direct response to an attack against US troops.

The last HOGs night will take place the night before, aboard Camp Geiger in North Carolina. 

Scholl was cleared of wrongdoing by leadership at the JBLM Police Department after the incident.

Joel David Beal is one of at least eight Marine veterans who have died in Ukraine since Russia launched its latest invasion.

ISIS continues as an insurgency more than four years after it lost its caliphate.

If you can smell what the Rock is cooking, he and the government would like you to enlist.

Veterans with VA-backed home loans were promised easy repayments after a forbearance period. When that ended, thousands faced foreclosure.

The Marine Corps has set up a "battle dome" at the anime convention.

The child was found dead at home on Nov. 15 following a standoff between the mother and police.

Marine Pfc. Francis J. Flannery never fired a weapon before boot camp. He shot a nearly perfect score on the rifle range.

As for who stole it and where it has been for the last four months, that remains a mystery.

The Army separated 1,903 active duty soldiers for COVID-19 vaccine refusal. Letters were sent to approximatel 1,900.