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Maj. Gen. William Cooley, the first general officer to face a court martial in the Air Force's history, will retire as a colonel this week.

His company commander described him as “one the smartest, quirkiest infantrymen that I had the privilege to meet and get to know."

Fighting from the Infantry Squad Vehicle "is not the intended use of the platform,” an Army spokesman said.

These look familiar.

Hackers were "pursuing development of capabilities that could disrupt critical communications between the United States and Asia" in a crisis.

No one was killed in the storm, but much of the island suffered damage, flooding and power outages.

A gold star father reflected on the annual ceremony as Memorial Day approaches.

Classmates said Kyle Mullen was one of the strongest students in BUD/S Class 352.

High-tech tactics of war,

The Greatest Generation may not have many more opportunities to revisit their battlefields.

Major Stephen Khou, 36, was a cyber warfare specialist based at Nellis Air Force Base, NV.

Air Force Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown Jr. became the first black service chief in 2020.

Explosive-laden done boats have entered the chat.

Welcome to Oslo, sailors.

The Lt. Col. noticed a young girl who looked like she needed help, and jumped into action.

Here comes the Long Range Unmanned Surface Vessel.

AI might be a game changer in helping veterans find work.

Both firings followed a command investigation.

The email went to roughly 250 Defense Travel System travel administrators.

Hold me closer tiny Lancer.