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Maine's two Senators have asked the Army's IG to look into what could've prevented the state's deadliest mass shooting.

Before he was diagnosed, Jack Lowe planned to follow a family tradition in the Marine Corps. Now an Honorary Marine, he got to attend a Marine Corps ball.

Officials now say that 45 troops were wounded in a series of mid-October attacks against Al Asad Air Base in Iraq and the Al Tanf garrison in Syria.

A first-of-it-kind agreement could see U.S. combat medics in the Indo Pacific treat American troops with blood from other nations.

Army Staff Sgt. Felix A. Berrios died on Nov. 3.

A new report outlines how repeated exposure to artillery shockwaves left troops hallucinating, panicking and struggling.

A civil affairs team sergeant with 1st Special Forces Command was arrested by local authorities last month.

The soldiers flew through poor visibility to reach the teens on Halloween night.

Liam Collins was kicked out of the Marine Corps in 2020 after he was discovered to post on a neo-Nazi message board.

He flew on Apollo 16 and two space shuttle missions after missing Apollo 13.

“We’re going in and trying to save as many lives as we can.”

Two carriers in the same region send a universal message: Don’t mess with us.

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Beyer was previously arrested for assault with intent to inflict harm, domestic violence and disrespect toward an NCO.

Navy Adm. Lisa Franchetti is the first woman to serve as Chief of Naval Operations. Two top service leaders are expected to be confirmed today.

Anyone with this chest lettuce has stories to tell.

Coast Guard searchers used a current-tracking buoy to correctly predict where the three divers might have drifted.

Two senators forced Tuberville to stand and object 61 times to the promotions of individual generals and admirals.

Special operators speak 80 languages across the military but often don't sustain that skills, a new report says.