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The Air Force is hitting refresh on electronic warfare and the EA-37B Compass Call may have an outsized role to play.

One crew member from a Navy MH-60S Seahawk helicopter is missing after the aircraft went down in the Arabian Sea.

And we’re all asking the same question: Why?

The Square B insignia used to identify B-17 bombers now adorns the E-4B Nightwatch, an airborne command post designed to survive a nuclear war.

A White House panel recommended an annual training requirement along with expanded role for religion across the military. Pentagon officials said they "welcome" the recommendations.

Starting on Oct. 1, Marine Scouts will have a primary military occupational specialty, similar to machine gunners and mortarmen.

The decommissioned amphibious transport dock was sunk on June 27, more than 200 nautical miles off the coast of Guam as part of a military exercise.

At 18 in Vietnam, Terry McIntosh fought as a Special Forces soldier, though it wasn’t until this year that his service as a Green Beret was officially recognized.

Although the Army has not purchased any M7 rifles since October, future purchases remain “pre-decisional,” an Army spokesperson said.

"An elite warfighter is an elite war fighter. It doesn't matter what your sex is,” said the study's lead researcher.

Lance Cpl. Armando Ortiz Canseco, 21, of Minnesota, was declared dead on June 27 after being reported missing while serving aboard the amphibious transport dock USS Anchorage.

A team of roughly 100 airmen deployed to Venezuela after the earthquakes to restart airfield operations.

Sam O’Hara said he was detained last year for following a National Guard patrol and playing the "Imperial March" at them.

The USNS Kanawha supported military operations in the Caribbean and in Operation Epic Fury.

“The U.S. military remains present and vigilant to ensure all aspects of the agreement with Iran are adhered to, obeyed, and in full force and effect.”

The pilot was an experienced special operations flyer but was new to the tiny Skyraider II and flying with an instructor.

The first wave of relief forces, led by Maj. Gen. Kevin Jarrard, arrived overnight.

Department of Justice officials said they have settled with 3,600 people over the Red Hill spill so far with hundreds more at various stages in the process.

National Guard units are now adopting the once-troubled truck, just as the Army is beginning to look for an electric "heavy" version.

U.S. Southern Command is working with the State Department as part of the American government’s efforts to help Venezuela following two major earthquakes.