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The Department of Defense is proposing a sweeping wave of new construction meant to replace old, moldy and broken barracks.

John L. Canley led a company of Marines through brutal fighting in the Tet Offensive. 50 years later he received the nation's highest military honor.

The USS Jacob Jones was sunk by a German U-boat in late 1917, killing more than half of its crew.

It's the first instance the Yemeni group has prepared an underwater drone for attacks.

The move comes even as Space Force pushes to build out its orbital infrastructure.

The planned base along the Rio Grande River is expected to open at a later time.

The city fell after heavy casualties on both sides.

There’s not an old corps, or a new corps, just the Marine Corps.

A study of nearly two million post-9/11 veterans with traumatic brain injuries and penetrating trauma found increased risk for brain cancer.

"Those are really high numbers.”

Increased drone activity in the Middle East and the war in Ukraine is changing how the Army prepares for combat.

The Navy made the change as part of its latest uniform policy update.

His legend will endure.

Officials plan to equip the 82nd Airborne's 2nd and 3rd Brigades this fiscal quarter and all close-combat units over the next three years.

Don't stop believing.

The special duty assignment, or "as recruiters, drill instructors, combat instructors, or Marine security guards.

We mourn the death of Army Reserve Lt. Col. Troy E. Bartley.

The garrison Commander called the trash build-up at Fort Liberty “unacceptable" and pledged that soldiers would not be stuck with clean-up duty.

“The smart end of the leash is at the bottom.”

“Removing V-22s from the list produces a tremendous level of reliance on one large, aging platform.”