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The Pentagon and Hollywood.

A secretive testing ground in the waters of Lake Michigan for unmanned ships and submersibles could be game changers in preparing for a war with China.

The Tanker Wars continue.

Those who are not part of the intelligence community will need to explain why they need access to Sensitive-Compartmented Information.

The elite rescue troops are often sent to parachute into the middle of the ocean. They'd like to have a sturdier boat when they do.

More than a dozen Americans have died in Ukraine since February 2022.

The Desert Rock exercises saw soldiers maneuver around nuclear explosions, testing their fortitude.

One worked on planes that won the first Air Force Fighter Gunnery Meet competition while the other was Haiti's first combat fighter pilot.

Money will go toward local housing programs, labor training and legal services.

The Navy is expected to fall short of enlistment goals, which could impact its "ability to fight and win."

The State Department's review found that the U.S. did not plan for the worst-case scenario when pulling troops out of Afghanistan.

It is unclear whether such a move might run into legal challenges.

This comes after manslaughter charges were dropped.

Beyond the BRRRT!

‘Go Forward Sea Warriors.’

Former U.S. service members most at risk for opioid abuse were often prescribed those very drugs, even if it had been noted in their DoD medical documents. 

Here we go again.

The New Yorker needs to talk to female service members about their combat gear.

The Army’s next armored personnel carrier will carry six infantry soldiers and feature a new 50mm chain gun.

The flyovers will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the first successful aerial refueling in Air Force history.