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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.

“It was a ‘this needs to happen, it needs to happen now’ kind of thing.”

100 years ago, recruiting duty still sucked.

Richard Fierro was credited with saving “dozens of lives.”

DARPA wants to make the DoD's decades-old jetpack dream a reality.

“This province fell, this province fell, this capital is surrounded. You just need to have a brain and two eyes and you could see that this was happening.”

“When I joined the Air Force, I didn’t know any fighter pilot moms.”

“We owe you a better system, and more transparency…and we will deliver.”

Ukraine has proven to be better at mobilizing its population for war than Russia.

Somehow, the Vikings found not just one, but multiple ways to embarrass themselves last night.

A 5,000-strong veteran resource group has kept U.S. Bank on the list since 2010.

Attack subs currently spend months stuck in maintenance due to time spent acquiring parts.

Marines are currently testing the new equipment in California, where multiple ACVs have flipped or rolled over this year.

American F-16s and South Korean F-35As escorted American bombers over the Korean Peninsula following an ICBM test by Pyongyang.