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The war in Ukraine has shown what the modern battlefield looks like, and the U.S. military is taking notes.

The personnel changes are detailed in “Army Force Structure Transformation,” which addresses the service's restructuring after two decades in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Operation Bunghole helped lead to the rescues of Allied pilots shot down over the Balkans.

The Army National Guard grounded all 1,300 of its helicopters in a safety stand down following two crashes this month, one of which was fatal.

Senior Airman Aaron Bushnell died after setting himself on fire outside the Israeli embassy to protest the war in Gaza.

When the HK416 started showing up on SOF compounds throughout Iraq, people noticed.

Army Reserve Col. Reece Roberts is accused of falsely claiming he lived out of state to collect rent and family separation payments.

The 11th Airborne just finished an Alaska-based exercise at the Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center in late February.

The Department of Veterans Affairs is expanding access to government healthcare for millions of veterans years earlier than previously allowed.

Washington, D.C. emergency services took the man to a hospital with "critical life threatening injuries."

The attacks come after Houthi missiles damaged a commercial ship, leaving an oil spill in the waters off of Yemen.

Chief Warrant Officers Bryan Andrew Zemek and Derek Joshua Abbott died on Friday when their AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed in Mississippi.

Zelensky vows to fight on despite Avdiivka falling and American aid held up by political stalemate.

First to fight, first to not fail an audit.

The two soldiers’ identities have not been publicly released.

Always Faithful, Always Forward.

Col. Allison Black is retiring from the Air Force. Afghan fighters called her "the Angel of Death" for her radio calls from AC-130 gunships.

Col. Frank Rubio is a Black Hawk Pilot, medical doctor, and astronaut.

Maj. Michael Stockin, an anesthesiologist at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, faces over 50 counts of abusing patients.

DOJ said the seizure included a warhead, propulsion and guidance components for medium range ballistic missiles and anti-ship cruise missiles.