That time 200,000 US troops spent an entire war on sick call
Hygiene, hygiene, and more hygiene.
Hygiene, hygiene, and more hygiene.
There are no more battleships.
The minus-100-degree Fahrenheit wind left each operator “to contemplate the finer points of frostbite and temperature at which eyeballs freeze.”
His hunger knows no bounds.
His defense of women in uniform brought too much unwanted attention, investigators said.
The man behind Milk & Honey wanted a meticulously crafted drink and experience, not rowdy pomp and circumstance.
"Wait a minute, this is the future ... where are all the phaser guns?"
Because freedom costs a buck-o-five
To fight partisan division and polarization, the DoD should consider changing the channel.
Twin brothers who helped shape one of the Air Force’s most well-known symbols were honored with a fitting send-off.
Aviation Survival Technician Second Class Zach Loesch rescued people in Florida trapped by Hurricane Ian.
On Oct. 3, 1993, a contingent of U.S. special operations forces launched what was supposed to be a relatively simple mission. It ended up being a total disaster.
“My heart dropped for a bit when I saw the word ‘congratulations.’”
Talk about a lucky call.
It turns out that this Russian propaganda video was less than accurate.
Soldiers need to be polite, respectful and know how to live with others, according to the Army.
The U-111 submarine was captured by the U.S., sailed back to the U.S. and eventually thought lost to the ages.