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The new no-cost care eligibility applies to all veterans of the conflict who sign up for VA care.

The aircraft suffered a mishap during a "routine air refueling mission" Friday evening.

The X-37B's seventh mission will launch using a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket.

U.S. European Command says the aircraft went down Friday evening during a routine training flight. The incident is under investigation.

The picture of a "pinnacle" landing by a CH-47 from the Pennsylvania National Guard became an early symbol of the war.

The plaintiffs from the Army and Navy report family members falling sick as a result of the 2021 spill in Hawaii.

You’re welcome for my service.

Did y'all hear?

“Marines are already dying, and I just got here”

U.S. military "valor awards" are awarded specifically for courage and skill in combat.

After a Tik Tok video, Native troops from across the military reached out for help navigating the religious accommodation process.

The judge said the soldier lied about his drinking habits, domestic violence and animal abuse.

The third installment of World War II storytelling from Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks is still two long, endless months away. But here's a sneak peak.

TYFYS!

Wednesday’s airstrike follows a similar strike on Oct. 26 in Syria.

Three men were arrested for running a ring that, prosecutors say, drew officers and contractors with security clearances along with politicians, high tech executives and scientists.

Semper Fi!

Hamas fighters may have taken captagon, a drug U.S. troops have repeatedly seized in the fight against ISIS in Syria.

Army acquisition chief said the U.S. produces about 28,000 rounds per month. New funding would help make that 100,000.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala,) has been preventing the Senate from voting on military promotions en masse since February.