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World War I tactics still work in 2022

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The fire broke out on Nov. 29.

For a few brief years back in the 1970s, the 101st Airborne Division donned its own unique blue beret.

“Ask any crew chief that worked on an F-15 or an F-16 or an A-10 … we don't get as dirty as we used to on the older aircraft.”

Marine veteran Conley Monk Jr. says the goal of the lawsuit is to open opportunities for other Black veterans to access VA benefits.

I smell a rat. A big, fat, commie rat.

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Now that’s how you drink a beer.

China dramatically accelerated its production of nuclear warheads.

“I am honored and humbled to be awarded this medal, but I’m convinced that any A-10 pilot would be able to do just as well, if not better.”

The Marine Corps has released its latest guidance on approved hairstyles for female Marines.

Thomas James, a Navy petty officer, helped end the deadly shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs.

Most gift guides are full of substandard crap designed to turn a quick buck for online publishers. This is not one of those gift guides.

Troops from the 11th Airborne Division are teaming up with the Indian Army to practice mountainous warfare.

"We have more Americans that want to do it than we can accommodate."

A third of its artillery force is out of action at any given time, officials say.

Soldiers at Fort Carson recreated part of the Battle of Dak To from the Vietnam War, charging through obstacles and up a hill.

A federal claims court ruled that the Navy illegally copied a software onto thousands of computers.

That’s a lot of turkey.