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Sen. Elizabeth Warren sent a letter to the Pentagon Wednesday with ethics concerns with the office dedicated to private funding defense technology.

The events included a water airborne drop, a kayak race, academic testing on combat diving operations, and several other challenging events.

Some NCOs admit they go easy on physical training for junior troops who must live in moldy, substandard dorms.

The Army soldier ran across the border after skipping out on a flight back to the U.S. in July.

NU is a firm foundation for a successful post-military career.

Dive into the culture and history of the Navy’s SEAL teams through the written word.

Active duty jobs, most medical care and veteran benefits will be unaffected while guard and reserve troops face mixed rules.

The USS Bunker Hill saw action in Operation Earnest Will, Desert Storm, and Desert Shield.

Ukraine is getting 31 M1 Abrams tanks from the United States.

The submarine can be armed with 20 nuclear missiles, which it can fire in a matter of minutes.

"We lucky few, we band of brothers..."

And a third of those aren't seeking available food assistance.

The overhaul to the Integrated Undersea Surveillance System will use drones, AI and high-tech sensors to track hostile vessels.

Americans and other foreign nationals are among those being treated at the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center.

The missiles can strike as far as 190 miles away.

Small drones can have a big impact.

Even with the recent confirmations of Brown, George, and Smith, the U.S. military’s top leadership still has major vacancies.

The US military’s force posture in Europe will remain the same.

Once triggered, an EFP turns a copper or steel warhead into a molten projectile that can punch through the main armor of almost any vehicle in the U.S. Military.

The Senate confirmed Air Force Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown’s nomination after months of delay. A vote on Gen. Randy George as Army Chief of Staff was expected.