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Investigators say they found a document on the man's computer titled: “Important Information to Share with Chinese Government.”

The grim danger of these bills is being slyly obscured by their authors.

Well done, sir!

The Army could cut about 3,000 special operators, about 10% of its special operations community.

The system, which may soon be in barracks all over base, finds moldy conditions before they show up on TikTok videos.

Hawley echoed a similar move by Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville that has blocked the promotions of 600 generals.

The Turkish drone was armed with air-to-ground munitions and flying over US forces in Syria.

The combat medics received the Army Commendation Medal on Sept. 29.

Spc. Jeremy Daniel Evans, 23, was from Tennessee and Spc. Brian Joshua Snowden, 22, was from Missouri. The two were assigned to 11th Airborne Division.

Front toward enemy.

The Navy seized more than one million rounds of Iranian ammo aimed for the Houthi rebels in Yemen.

Marines’ promotions are not based on where they are assigned.

Task Force 99, based in Qatar, builds and test custom and commercial drones in Middle East operations.

Yes, there is a difference. No, Navy SEALs are not Special Forces.

The XM7 and XM250 were delivered to Fort Campbell last month as the first operational replacements for the ubiquitous M4 and M249.

A total of 17 soldiers were in a single Light Medium Tactical Vehicle, which flipped over.

Members of Task Force Ranger overcame the challenges of fighting an entire city.

Police found electrical equipment and jumper cables "consistent with devices used to execute dogs" in the home of a Pentagon administrator.

The Army will create two new MOSs — including warrant officers — to focus on reversing two years of missed recruiting goals.

Dalton Medlin served as infantryman in the US Army from 2017 to 2021. He died Sept. 27 from wounds suffered leading a reconnaissance mission.