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For every Operation Enduring Freedom there's an Operation Panther Squeeze.

In 1965 the Army imagined a quick reaction force armed with dart-firing space guns.

J.R. Majewski has repeatedly said he was in combat situations in Afghanistan. His record shows no evidence of that.

Russia’s horrific losses in Ukraine are not the death knell of tank warfare.

"The pile of our nation’s enemy dead, the pile that is the biggest, is in front of the United States Air Force."

"It was a day that I had trained my whole life for."

Obviously, some postings are better at managing their housing than others, but it’s a rare situation where you’ll find better quarters than those you pay for and maintain yourself.

Glove liners. Elbow pads. You know, the really useless stuff.

Introducing the Chief Master Star-geant of the Space Force.

The new benefits are meant to save troops and their families money on rent, groceries, and childcare.

The top Air Force recruiter is taking the issue of hand tattoos into his own, well, hands.

The water has since been determined safe to use.

Russian reservists may end up as little more cannon fodder in Ukraine.

Yes, the bend-and-reach was still a part of it.

“Our soldiers and airmen are proud to do more than one weekend a month.”

Here's how it works, how it is intended to be used, and what it has in common with a famous album cover.

The story behind a famous photo from the Afghanistan War — and its far-reaching consequences.

The new song, years in the making, was revealed on Tuesday.

The group was originally part of the “People’s Convoy.”

Concerns ended up being a “nonissue” according to a report from the Joint Chiefs of Staff’s research unit.