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The Presidential Unit Citation is America’s highest decoration that a military unit can receive, awarded for gallantry in the most dangerous missions.

The Presidential Unit Citation is the US military’s highest unit award.

The Kabul evacuation rescued more than 124,000 people. Some troops say that more individual awards should be approved from the mission.

Two Fort Moore soldiers were arrested with explosive devices, a mortar shell, close to 20 rifles and handguns, and steroids.

The Army preferred charges against Maj. Michael Stockin on Tuesday. The number of alleged assaults was not clear, but a lawyer said it could be 20 or more.

Army Sgt. Rolondo Boone was arrested on Aug. 28.

His recommendations include “performance pay" as a bonus to incentivize service members.

Roughly 260,000 lawsuits have been filed over the earplugs.

All three were assigned to Marine Helicopter Transport Squadron 363 at Marine Corps Base Hawaii.

Troops at MacDill Air Force Base, which is home to CENTCOM and USSOCOM, were told to evacuate by Tuesday morning.

The US has launched more than a dozen airstrikes in Somalia this year.

Within five years, it becomes the biggest risk factor for permanent disability.

Dr. Mary Elizabeth Walker is the only woman to be awarded the Medal of Honor.

The death toll stands at 155.

An MV-22 Osprey carrying 23 Marines crashed in Australia early Sunday, killing 3. Five Marines were hospitalized.

Maj. Andrew "Simple Jack" Mettler was an F/A-18 pilot with the Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 224 at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort in South Carolina.

The Air Force is ordering a major cleaning of three ICBM bases to reduce risk.

The longtime "The Price Is Right" host served during World War II.

The Coast Guard and Navy rescued four lost divers 46 miles from shore after an aircrew crew spotted their flashlight with night vision equipment.