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Six airmen received the top flying honor while several more were awarded Bronze Stars for their roles in strikes against Houthis and Iran last year.

1,300 Camp Lejeune-based Marines will replace the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit, which wrapped a 10-month-long deployment to the region.

Marcin Pióro, a Polish citizen, enlisted in the Illinois National Guard and was arrested during basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, according to an Army official.

For the second time within a week, U.S. and Iranian forces have traded fire despite a nearly two-month-old “ceasefire” between both countries.

The bodies of a former Delta Force soldier and a retired Army veteran were found in a wooded training area on Fort Bragg in 2020.

The Trump-class BBG(X) could give the Navy more firepower at sea, but it also concentrates cost, risk, and future-weapons bets into a few enormous ships.

The Sharri Briley and Eric Edmundson Veterans Benefits Expansion Act would increase benefits for both surviving family members and severely disabled veterans.

The most recent Navy promotion list continued a year-long trend of women in the service not moving up to flag officer ranks.

“The weapon is currently in production and is a direct replacement for the MK17. SOCOM is pursuing a rapid fielding method that will begin this fiscal year.”

Special Forces used expendable gliders to ferry supplies to units on the ground during the large-scale Trojan Footprint exercise in eastern Europe this month.

Central Command said that the attacks were done in self defense in response to “threats posed by Iranian forces.”

The remains of 44 people from the Continental Army were found in 2019. This past weekend they were buried with full honors.

Gunfire broke out after military police responded to a fight, with MPs getting into a firefight Saturday night.

Four months after U.S. troops invaded Caracas to capture Nicolás Maduro , U.S. forces again flew over the city.

61,500 new recruits have signed contracts, the Army announced on Saturday.

The longest-serving carrier joins several other warships still operating in Latin American waters.

A North Carolina judge ruled that Veterans Guardian VA Claim Consulting, LLC, acted as an accredited agent, even though it wasn't.

Once known as the "Green Hell," the 18-day course reopened last October on the eastern end of the Panama Canal.

The Army, Navy, and Marine Corps generally do not track or evaluate suicide prevention training effectiveness. The Air Force tracks data and has an evaluation plan, but there are gaps.