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Rather than "Be All You Can Be," the Army is hoping its latest TV ads convince civilians to, well, be what they already are as Army Civilians.

The Army has seen 13 crashes since last October.

The soldier is in stable condition.

Pfc. Amanda Gonzales was 19 and four months pregnant in 2001 when she was found murdered in her barracks in Hanau, Germany. Her killer was just found guilty.

“It's kind of cool to be called Space Cowboys."

Before his ill-fated trip to Russia, Staff Sgt. Gordon C. Black's mother says she told him, "Do not go, please do not go, it’s not going to go well."

Chipotle-style stations where chefs make food in front of you and automated kiosks could be coming to DFACs near you.

Staff Sgt. Gordon C. Black was transitioning from South Korea to Fort Cavazos, Texas.

One homeless veteran is too much

A new video from the Army's Maneuver Center of Excellence at Fort Moore zooms through a hangar converted into an obstacle course for drones.

Senior Airman Roger Fortson was a Special Missions Aviator that flew as aircew on AC-130J Ghostrider gunships with the 4th Special Operations Squadron.

“We don’t turn away from things when we notice something wrong.”

Sgt. Jeremiah Piekert is alleged to have helped pay for his brother's attempt to hire a hitman.

The fake Cisco computer gear wound up in military flight simulators as well as other Army, Navy and Air Force platforms.

The Black Phoenix design team broke their own record, going from just under 48 hours to less than a day.

The USS Dwight D. Eisenhower is celebrating May the 4th and its fight against Houthi drones with a nerdy deployment patch.

Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Michael O’Connell and his mustache beat seven Army soldiers for the title in the noncommissioned officer field.

Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall rode along as the AI-flown F-16 pulled 5G-maneuvers during a simulated air-to-air dogfight over Edwards Air Forc

“I remember sitting there and feeling utterly useless. Right about then is when something rained down from the sky.”

A group of special operations veterans say an Army plan to cut education programs will hurt promotion and retention of elite soldiers.