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The Marine Corps has had Scout Snipers since World War II.

No specific reasons for the firings were provided.

It's bad news for those moving the product.

It's part of a large multinational training exercise taking place in Finland and Norway.

Russia launched a new offensive to take Vuhledar, but its armor is taking heavy losses.

“You can’t break me, I’m a hard motherfucker."

“If you’re not nervous, you’re lying … But you kind of push that down because you’re too busy focused on making this mission happen.”

What is air defense even doing?

We’re doubling down on news and analysis of real-world operations.

That's one hell of a shot!

The U.S. military has launched six airstrikes and one special operations raid against an ISIS leader in Somalia so far in 2023.

“We could have given up at any time in that nine years and it would have gone nowhere.”

If this isn't a metaphor for something, I don't know what is.

Cold War 2.0.

The joint bilateral drills were planned for some time, but North Korea's launches were sudden.

The legendary hitman must fight through the night to make it to a duel at dawn.

It's the third raid against ISIS in Syria in less than a week.

More than 60 soldiers from two states assisted in evacuations and testing for toxic contamination.

He says it's "an attempt to silence" a recent podcast interview subject.

The injuries resulted from an "explosion on target," U.S. Central Command said.