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Daily lines outside the McGregor Range Complex’s dining facility are so long that some soldiers said they have missed meals while waiting.

Soldiers said the headsets caused neck strains and headaches during use in the field. The Army spent close to $2 billion on the systems, which will be put in storage.

The initial design for the Global War on Terrorism Memorial has prompted some veterans to question whether the monument accurately captures that era.

A War Horse investigation points to systemic failures before and after the death of Cpl. Drew Mobley, whose suicide was the third in two years at the airfield at Marine Corps Base Quantico

Kharg Island, which is between 15 and 20 miles from the Iranian coast, typically processes about 90% of Iran’s crude oil exports.

“Pick-Up Day introduces them to that intensity that recruit training is known for.”

The M551 Sheridan was asked to do a lot, and though it didn’t do any of it particularly well, it did serve in three conflicts and proved useful in all of them.

None of the recruits were aware of the identity theft, and only one went on to join the Army.

The annual event put on by members of Congress honors women who served by laying wreaths at Arlington National Cemetery.

The military will assess officers’ “operational analysis, communications, and decision-making skills” for promotions to one-star general and admiral.

A congressionally mandated report reviewed the Department of Veterans Affairs' disability claims process for military sexual trauma injuries.

Residents say a turnover in landscaping contractors left grass and weeds in base housing unkempt for over a month.

Let NFCU streamline the whole process, online or at the dealer.

“There were two pilots involved, both are safe and uninjured. Nevertheless, the United States must, of necessity, respond to this attack."

Anna King was subdued by three National Guardsmen outside her home on May 8. Video posted by a community group shows the incident, her attorney said.

Tandem freefall jumps — when an expert parachute jumper carries a passenger to the ground — are one of the rarest skills in special operations.

Bareen Dzayee, a former sailor, and two other men are accused of providing more than $2,000 to a person whom they believed was with ISIS in order to pay for weapons.

$33,000 worth of gear was reportedly stolen from inside a rental vehicle.

The Army’s new standardized Mortars App can carry out fire support on an Android smart phone.

The new Grizzly weapons system can fire both Hellfire and AGM-179 Joint Air-to-Ground Missiles, is relatively light and maneuverable and meant for base defense.