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Six months into the Ukraine war, veterans who went there said they felt obligated to help however they could.

The ships were scuttled to avoid a fight with the Soviets during World War II, but now they’re peaking above the Danube River.

That’s not a solution

Space-BACN would make sure satellites can talk to each other and give ground troops the information they need

I have worked for intrusive leaders before in my career, and those leaders had a profound impact on me.

At least that’s one uniform taken care of.

Ahead of Ukraine’s Independence Day on Wednesday, Kyiv is lining the streets with wrecked Russian tanks.

The pugil stick simulator is part of Marine recruiting events that also include ammo can lifts and pull-ups.

“We are running the Afghan underground railroad.”

“No such attack occurred," the Air Force now says.

A eulogy to the solar-powered drone that surpassed expectations and broke records.

Crews are trying to fix a broken water main at Fort Hunter Liggett and telling families and solders to boil water.

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.