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The tankers did not have the best luck in the biathlon.

Despite a mandate and efforts to fight suicide, the Navy's websites only sporadically link to the hotline.

The U.S. Army’s M113 armored personnel carrier is older than the internet, and now one has been named after internet memes.

The movie tells the story of a Marine vet whose “hold my beer” moment ended with him in the middle of the Vietnam War bringing beer to his buddies.

I provided medical aid to everyone I could. American soldiers, Iraqi Army soldiers, and foreign workers.

The Defense Department is not safe from the culture wars.

The cost of the moral injury from Afghanistan has yet to be fully realized. Here's how America can stop abandoning its partners.

Can psychedelic therapies help win the war on PTSD? More and more veterans — and doctors — are saying yes.

Airpower meets upper-lip hair power

One family said they were asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement to get things resolved.

To win against China, the United States must develop its ability to project power far from established bases using small, mobile teams.

The USS Jacob Jones went down in 1917, with 64 of its 110-person crew dying with it.

More veterans are joining extremist groups, but they are not representative of the overall veterans’ community.

Money well spent!

Iraq War veteran reviews new memoir about a former Marine's quest to rescue his Afghan interpreter.

Former Air Force Capt. William Howard Hughes Jr. disappeared in 1983, and was found in 2018, but the exact details for why he deserted are still unknown.

West Virginia National Guardsmen now have a new job: working in jails and prisons.

Pour one out for the troops.

Military experience is valuable, but it’s not magical. We need to stop thinking of veterans and the military as “easy buttons” for hard problems.

Monday’s ruling was the latest twist in the “MARSOC 3” case.