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The new rule might mean that veterans receive lower disability ratings from the VA, officials from major veterans service organizations said.

Narciso Barranco’s eligibility for Parole In Place under his sons' military service means he can not be immediately deported, an immigration judge ruled.

"You wanna fight wars? Well, it costs money. The shit ain't cheap," one veteran said.

The new airburst-capable 30mm round is meant to give the helicopters drone hunting capabilities without extensive new training for pilots.

Roughly 100 American troops deployed to Nigeria, almost two months after the U.S. carried out several strikes in the country.

Jeff Evans' father and uncle were killed in Vietnam. More than five decades later, he wanted to visit the two sites where the men died.

The service continues to beat its recruitment benchmarks and now wants to double in size to meet orbital threats from China and Russia.

The 10 days of airstrikes came as the U.S. handed over the al-Tanf Garrison, a long-time base, to the Syrian military.

The Army Counterintelligence Command is getting into the Valentine’s Day spirit with a special message about the dangers of people “way too cute” to be talking to soldiers.

The carrier, currently in the Caribbean, will join the USS Abraham Lincoln as American military buildup in the region continues.

The Marines are sticking with the M27 while they will also “continue to monitor development” of the Army’s M7.

Capt. Chavius Lewis had been command of the guided-missile destroyer since Nov. 2024. No further reason was given for his firing.

Despite internet rumors when the Air Force helicopters arrived at a Mexican airport, the mission's real challenge was finding enough pilots to fly it.

Typically restricted to ranges under 10 miles, Marine helicopters now have an over-the-horizon weapon.

A prominent senator pressed senior enlisted leaders on non-disclosure agreements troops are asked to sign by privatized military housing companies.

All six men were prompted to weigh in on the increasingly political debate at a Senate hearing this week.

Trespassers mostly happen upon the range while off-roading, but officials warned that they could step on an abandoned ordnance or be blinded by high-tech lasers.

Under a new screening process, military recruits do not need to show a REAL ID or pay a $45 fee to get past security checkpoints for flights to basic training.

Marine Corps officials released an Aviation Plan that detailed five major overhauls for the MV-22 Osprey fleet, including gearboxes made of harder steel.