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Taylor Dudley was turned over at a border crossing with Poland on Thursday.

“The United States might win a pyrrhic victory, suffering more in the long run than the ‘defeated’ Chinese.”

His relief appears to stem from an amphibious vehicle rollover three months ago.

Service members who were denied religious and medical exemptions for the COVID-19 vaccine will not be punished.

It was the largest single flight of C-17s to date.

First responders were unable to revive Cadet 3rd Class Hunter Brown.

U.S. military aircraft have used inappropriate call signs several times over the past year, including “Titties” and “Boobies.”

The Navy intercepted a vessel sailing from Iran to Yemen carrying 2,116 AK-47 assault rifles.

“That plane means more to me than anything.”

“From my read … it is both more accurate and has the potential to be more lenient, enabling a wider variety of body types to pass.”

Fiteen soldiers were recently questioned by the Army Criminal Investigation Division.

A family is broken after an Air Force special operations pilot’s years of misconduct and mental health challenges culminated in alleged domestic violence. What could have been done?

Spc. Christian Sutton has helped sign up more than 2,000 soldiers for a bone marrow donation registry.

“It’s not the prettiest thing but it got the job done."

The alleged conscription would target urban centers for as many as 500,000 fighters.

The project is expected to update names and signage for more than 1,000 buildings, bases, roads or ships.

"Your conduct has caused me to lose faith, trust, and confidence in your ability to continue serving."

A Russian security memo warned of enemies capable of using hypnosis to infect the minds of soldiers.

The airmen dodged Iranian ballistic missiles mid-flight to return to the base to provide search and rescue support.

The great Russian crapper caper.