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We honor the memory of these brave airmen.

Go Army, beat Navy.

Sgt. Maciel Hay, a cavalry scout with the 173rd Airborne Brigade, completed the course at Fort Moore, Georgia in November.

Eight airmen were aboard the Osprey when it crashed. Two remain missing.

Necessity breeds innovation, but so does desperation.

No injuries were reported after the USS Carney reportedly responded to help two commercial vessels in the Red Sea.

He admitted to planning additional attacks at Dodger Stadium and on the power grid.

Despite not being part of a combat unit, Charles Hardy captured dozens of POWs and took part in the Battle of the Bulge.

Capt. James Harney took over the command in June 2023.

Veterans aren’t going to put lipstick on a pig.

Air Force Staff Sgt. Jacob "Jake" Galliher was killed Wednesday in the crash of a CV-22 Osprey in Japan.

The report comes as the Army faces one of its hardest recruiting environments in a generation.

Bahr has seen how broken the current system is, with a lot of clinics helping addicts get their ‘fix’ but not treating the root cause.

Both U.S. and Japanese forces continue to search for seven missing airmen.

In a move aimed at suicide prevention. stores on Army and Air Force bases worldwide will stop selling alcohol after 10 p.m.

The P-8A subhunter slid off a runway into the ocean at a Marine Corps air station on Hawaii last week. The Navy is preparing to haul it out.

‘You can achieve anything if you put in the effort.’

The Ranger veterans will be remembered as a forward observer, skydiver, backpacker, standard bearer, and good friend.

She was told she could lose her job if she reported the incident.

Army investigators said they have not disclosed any information about the deaths in order “to protect the integrity of the investigation."