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The study compared Camp Lejeune veterans from the 1970s and 1980s with those stationed at Camp Pendleton, California.

A war is raging within Putin’s inner circles.

The Secretary of Defense highlighted President Truman's integration of the armed forces, which opened "new horizons for Black Americans.”

Ukraine hit them with an Uno reverse card.

U.S. special operations forces have a new eye in the sky to rely on.

They were shot down on their way to attack Ukraine.

The expanded Navy presence in the Strait of Hormuz comes after two incidents with Iran in the last month.

Ukraine needs more Western tanks, armored vehicles, and artillery shells.

Just say no.

Marcus Andrew Banks-Bey allegedly pepper-sprayed the driver of a van and then stole the vehicle.

Veteran homelessness had dropped 11% during the pandemic.

“We can’t have vigilantes," a lawyer for Neely's family said.

Maj. Gen. Phillip A. Stewart was relieved as commander of the 19th Air Force on May 9.

This is far from the first time that service members have faced the prospect of their lives being upended.

The new name honors a married couple.

The Defense Department is monitoring the situation.

The 761st Tank Battalion was one of the only all-Black armored units during World War II.

A new, great name for the great place.

The Brandon Act is named for Petty officer 3rd Class Brandon Caserta.

From blue collar Boston to the military's highest ranking officer, we took a look at the man behind the stars.