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"We did not find any evidence of loss, theft, or diversion of defense items being provided to Ukraine during the course of our evaluation.”

The fight against ISIS continues.

Aerial Defender 23 kicked off in Germany on June 12.

“Claims of a Ukrainian ‘breakthrough’ are premature at this time.”

A detailed look at three decades of extremist violence comes as the Department of Defense struggles to combat extremism in the ranks.

In space, no one can join the Guard.

Zelensky's comments come after days of denials from other Ukrainian officials.

The new actions are designed to make it easier for families to maintain work despite relocation and permanent change of station.

Just don’t call it a ‘light tank.’

The training accident killed eight Marines and one sailor.

The troops you love — and your chain of command probably hates.

The Marine Corps’ current anti-ship system has a range of just 115 miles.

Buckle up.

The fight against ISIS continues.

Army Pvt. Caleb Smither died in his barracks room just days after he hit his head in the motor pool at Fort Bragg.

The RealtyPlus program from Navy Federal can guide you through the uncertainty.

Here comes the swarm.

Lance Cpl. Catherine Arnett’s legal problems began when she refused to get vaccinated for COVID-19.

In 1941, Russian agents blew up a Ukrainian dam to stop the advancing Germans. Catastrophic flooding may have killed 100,000.

Semper fi!