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The nominations of nearly 650 general and flag officers could be in limbo over abortion access.

The Air Force is getting a very early head start on next year's anniversary celebrations.

Marines would be put on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz to deter attempted seizures by Iran.

An investment firm has acquired nearly $1 billion in land near Travis Air Force Base over the last five years.

The 14-year-old was found in the Camp Pendleton barracks in June.

The FBI is reviewing the shooting.

More than 100 National Guardsmen are helping with the wildfire response.

“He was really disturbed that these innocent people were being killed.”

US and partner troops have carried out 279 missions in seven months in Iraq and Syria, killing 81 people and taking 380 prisoners, according to CENTCOM figures.

The Soldier’s Medal is the highest award a soldier can receive for heroism in non-combat situations.

With the PACT Act, the VA will expand the scope and number of maladies it will consider a “presumptive condition” for toxic exposure.

Pro tip: Be careful what you wish for.

“If you aim at everything, you won’t hit anything.”

Trainees will continue in the current pipeline, which includes dive training, while training officials review the impact of that change.

China and Russia are revisiting a Cold War maritime strategy.

“The United States is the arsenal of democracy.”

Pvt. Travis King is currently listed as AWOL.

Sure, why not?

The latest Ukrainian weapons system puts an automatic grenade launcher on a two-person kayak for river attacks.

Airmen and guardians can now request a referral for a mental health evaluation at any time.