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"With minimal ammunition, the commander and crew are able to defeat three distinct threats.”

Col. Jon Meredith pleaded not guilty to sexually assaulting the wife of a fellow officer he allegedly knew was away at a field training exercise.

A woman who made up a story of veterans being evicted from a homeless shelter also may have lied about earning a Purple Heart.

Loss of confidence.

Those who refer more people can get promoted from E-1 to E-3.

Adapt. Improvise. Put a massive cannon on a 1950s-era tank.

Only one of six policy recommendations from December 2021 have been implemented, the Defense Department said this week.

Military and commercial grade UAVs are being used for everything from reconnaissance to direct attacks.

First responders and family say the man killed on May 3 was a former bricklayer and farmer, not a terrorist commander.

The report details 48 recommendations to improve conditions for sailors, after the USS George Washington saw a series of suicides in 2022.

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This decision "was not based on any character issue or indiscretion,” his wing commander said.

For Jake Evans, the Soldier of the Year contests were a chance to live up to his family’s legacy.

Marine Lance Cpl. Catherine Arnett was released from the brig so she could prepare for her trial.

Here comes the Next Generation Air Dominance fighter jet.

Airman 1st Class Jack Teixeira's superiors repeatedly warned him to stop “deep diving into intelligence information."

Not bad.

An AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed at Yakima Training Center on May 13, injuring two soldiers.

“We have always known him to be a humble, compassionate man that carried on the Special Forces motto, 'De Oppresso Liber' — Free the Oppressed.”