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The military junta ruling Niger initially closed the country’s airspace following a July 26 coup.

OPSEC Fail.

Solomon Atkinson grew up in an Alaskan fishing village before becoming an original Navy SEAL, earning a Purple Heart and training astronauts.

Congress provides civilian oversight of the military.

The 9/11 attacks defined military service for two decades. But the next generation of troops weren't even born when they happened. Memorial events connect the generations.

About 85,000 US troops are currently deployed to Europe.

The documentary follows Army vet Dale King's efforts to help people recover via Crossfit classes and community.

The ship was in service for less than eight years.

"The Question" will air on social media platforms as well as television and radio stations.

Gen. Charles Q. Brown is asking airmen to report any suspicious activity.

Medical teams at BUD/S were "poorly organized, poorly integrated and poorly led," an investigation found.

There’s no letup in the fight against ISIS.

Investigators are looking into the circumstances surrounding Marine Sgt. Jaen Deshun Davis’s death.

Pentagon officials maintain "our force posture in Niger hasn’t changed."

Semper Fi!

Capt. Paul Choate was a 37-year Navy veteran and former enlisted sailor.

Like a superhero, Cashe rushed into a burning Bradley Fighting Vehicle to save fellow soldiers. Now an actual comic book will celebrate his story.

Marine veteran Paul Herbert is accused of fraudulently collecting more than $344,000 in disability benefits and applying for a Purple Heart he never earned.

There’s a lot to think about when finding your first post-military job.

A Navy Federal auto loan preapproval could streamline your car buying experience.