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Bravo Zulu Lance Cpl. Hunter Clark.

Backblast area clear, everyone.

Candidates of legal consumption age get interrogated more strictly for their use of bud than their use of Budweiser. 

“You can do land nav training at Fort Bragg or Benning a million times, and then you come out here and it’s different.”

Say goodbye to the National Defense Service Medal.

One of the Air Force’s “most detested people” managed to make a mark on both close air support and the music industry.

The effort must contend with the risk of bad weather and a nature reserve.

Only the dead have seen the end of war.

The Kremlin is also looking at recruiting convicted criminals.

In a morbid twist of fate, the increased survivability of our wounded servicemembers has also pushed our post-service military expenditures to new dizzying heights.

Please don’t stop this paratrooper from being awesome.

Here we go again.

‘Fat Leonard’ is on the run.

“I think the A-10 with the depleted uranium rounds would be effective against an AT-AT and other similar equipment provided they do not have any force fields protecting them.”

It’s time for the military to stock up on things that go boom.

Air Force Special Operations Command is focused on mitigating the problem until it can be solved.

"This is not an Army problem, this is an American problem."

The augmented reality system can help soldiers see in the dark and through smoke, and can identify allies and enemies.

The three-year mission includes competing against high school students, streaming online and extolling the virtues of the service.

It's the carrot versus stick approach.