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More than 100 aircraft are being inspected and having propeller assemblies changed out for newer models.

The Army Reserve and National Guard might be needed to augment the active duty force.

“He showed up for me when nobody else was showing up for me.”

The decision ended a two-year legal ordeal for the sailor, who faced charges of aggravated arson and willfully hazarding a ship, for which the maximum sentence was life. 

The most common reasons for disqualification from service were obesity, drug and alcohol abuse, and health and medical issues.

Basically the Marine Corps’ Nostradamus.

Coffee: Is there anything it can’t do?

“The health and well-being of all of our sailors is our top priority.”

In space, nobody can hear you complain about policing spent brass.

If you find yourself in a hole, stop digging.

The vexing. The crappy. The annoying.

It's not the EMP that's the biggest threat, it's what comes after.

Retired Col. Owen Ray was arrested in 2020 after a domestic violence incident that resulted in a standoff with police.

“This rarely happens, especially on an aircraft nearly a half-century old.”

Navy officials said Tuesday that the USS Nimitz’s scheduled underway date has been postponed.

Bad weather and a delicate terrain presented a series of challenges in recovering the downed tiltrotor craft.

Team Earth, f–k yeah!

One bomb, one sunken ship.

These are the security forces protecting nuclear sites in the United States.

“We know our government lies to us. We are just meat for them.”