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An appeals court has ordered that Navy SEAL Tony DeDolph will get a new sentencing hearing.

The shot would make it the second longest ever recorded on a battlefield.

This video perfectly recreates the iconic 1980s Army recruiting campaign.

And soon, hopefully, another giant leap for mankind.

This is not the start of World War III.

Eight Marines and one sailor were killed in the deadliest training accident involving an amphibious assault vehicle in Marine Corps history.

A first for one of the Marine Corps’ most famous units.

"The mission capable rate for some of these airplanes is like 60%, but 100% of the flying schedule is filled. How is that possible?"

Two people were killed.

“Enough to fuel more than a dozen medium-range ballistic missiles depending on the size."

Avengers assemble!

The Marines avoided felony vandalism convictions that would have resulted in three years in prison.

“We decrease the aircraft's startup time from more than an hour to less than 10 minutes."

Ukraine and Russia are using artillery at a rate equal to the Korean War

Cpl. Tommie Hanks went missing in 1950 and was declared dead three years later.

It's unclear how many people were hurt after the two World War II-era planes collided into one another.

The OTV-6’s landing was heralded by a series of sonic booms.

Kyiv wants to buy 100 of the kayak-like uncrewed surface vehicles to wreak havoc on Russia's navy.

Staff Sgt. Steven T. Smiley has been charged with negligent homicide and related offenses for the death of Pfc. Dalton Beals.

The most important sheet of paper you’ll ever get from the Continental Army.