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Seven shipboard personnel were evaluated at local hospitals for minor injuries and cleared to return to the ship on Wednesday, a Navy spokesperson said.

“There were multiple engagements at the embassy in Haiti, in which we received and returned fire,” said Col. Tom “Banshee” Trimble, who led the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit.

After a trainee died following a flu outbreak at Air Force basic training, the Pentagon issued exceptions to "safeguard at-risk populations."

The U.S. Naval Academy is once again requiring women to cut their hair short, a regulation that goes back to the first class of women in 1976.

“The critical distinction is between AI supporting the kill chain and AI controlling the kill chain.”

A source familiar with the matter confirmed to Task & Purpose that Gen. Christopher Donahue will soon relinquish command of U.S. Army Europe and Africa.

Emergency savings are commonly looked at as an indicator for whether households can bounce back from unexpected costs or crises.

One expert described the NMESIS anti-ship system as the "backbone" of the Marine Littoral Regiment.

Four people were onboard the MH-60 Jayhawk when it went down during a training flight.

One of every four eligible staff sergeants will get to sew on an extra stripe in 2026, the highest rate since 2021.

The incident allegedly took place at the New York State Veterans Home at Montrose and drew the attention and condemnation of the department’s top official.

The Space Force is testing its new mess dress uniform for guardians to wear for formal occasions.

A week of strikes targeted al-Shabab in renewed fighting against the militant group.

The new formation combines the 7th Infantry Division and 1st Multi-Domain Task Force into one command. 

The new directive reclassifies LGBTQ+ care coordinators as just care coordinators, with advocates and workers concerned for what it means for veterans’ treatment.

Three of the Air Force’s large RQ-4 Global Hawk drones will be permanently stationed in Yokota Air Base.

Pvt. John Pumphrey was one of 14 soldiers whose remains were found in 2022.

American forces will stay in the area to monitor the ceasefire, U.S. Central Command said.

The three-week-long outbreak at Joint-Base San Antonio-Lackland comes two months after the Department of Defense ended its flu vaccine mandate.

Two Marines who served heroically in Vietnam and an Army officer who used his body to shield a soldier in Afghanistan received the award.