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Army officials flying skills like spatial awareness and power management will be emphasized in the training.

The commander of the 90th Missile Wing at F.E. Warren removed the commanding officer of a medical readiness squadron for "loss of confidence."

The school will standardize training for PSYOP soldiers in the conventional force and special operations community.

Alex Garland’s new war film delivers intense performances and gripping combat footage.

Col. Puckett was the last living Medal of Honor recipient from the Korean War. 

A woman with military experience will be among the contestants on a coming season of 'Love Is Blind,' the latest of many military members on reality shows.

Until they all come home.

Tim Sheehy told the Washington Post he lied about his gunshot wound to avoid prompting a military investigation.

“There are new players, new nuclear armed nations that are far more unpredictable than those who have had nuclear weapons in the past.”

More than 50 Americans have died in Ukraine since February 2022.

The United Nations' atomic watchdog says continued damage to the facility risks a "major nuclear accident."

Explosive compounds in the bombs and shells are becoming much more sensitive to impacts over time than previously thought.

The supplemental review was ordered last year to see if any new information could be gained from on-the-ground witnesses of the airport blast.

Ahead of the invasion of Normandy, the Allies staged a rehearsal on the British coast. Friendly fire and a surprise German attack killed hundreds.

Between January and March, the U.S. and partners killed 18 ISIS members and captured 63 other operatives.

Stephanie Cosme died on Sept. 7, 2023 while conducting ground tests on an MQ-9 drone.

The Navy has fired six commanding officers so far in 2024.

The Army employs around 240,000 civilians on average but due to "record breaking" retirements, there are around 500 open civilian jobs.

Mikhail Robin Wicker allegedly received health, education, and disability benefits from the VA to which he was not entitled.

For post-911 servicemembers, whether they deployed or not, 1 in 7 veterans will be diagnosed with cancer.