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Lance Cpl. Catherine Arnett’s legal problems began when she refused to get vaccinated for COVID-19.

In 1941, Russian agents blew up a Ukrainian dam to stop the advancing Germans. Catastrophic flooding may have killed 100,000.

Semper fi!

Wagner vs. Russian army.

Cmdr. Jeffrey L. Applebaugh was relieved for a "loss of confidence in his ability to command" the Norfolk-based guided missile destroyer.

A Cessna Citation crashed in southwest Virginia shortly after F-16s pursued it.

The AARO is building its own sensors and working with NASA to help it examine reported unidentified phenomena.

The overhauled detection and missile defense infrastructure will make the island a fortified Pacific hub.

The incident comes a week after a Chinese jet buzzed an American surveillance plane.

Where can Keanu Reeves' hitman go from here?

“Liberty is the cause he was fighting for," said Patti Elliott, whose son Lucas was killed in Basra in 2011.

Airstrikes in Somalia continue.

“‘Drag queen story hours’ is not something that the department funds.”

This Air Force AI can't be bargained with, it can't be reasoned with, it doesn't feel pity or remorse or fear, and it absolutely will not stop.

Taliban vs. Iran.

The F-5, made famous in Top Gun, flew for an "aggressor" squadron, which plays the role of an enemy force for US fighter pilots.

Prosecutors have not decided whether to file charges against the four boys and one girl.

Marine Corps officials are looking into the matter.

Maj. Gen. William Cooley, the first general officer to face a court martial in the Air Force's history, will retire as a colonel this week.

His company commander described him as “one the smartest, quirkiest infantrymen that I had the privilege to meet and get to know."