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Search and rescue teams from the 129th Rescue Wing pulled off a long-distance, two-day mission to medevac a mariner suffering stroke symptoms.

Lt. Col. George Hardy flew 21 combat missions in World War II, then went on to fight in the Korean and Vietnam wars.

Several planes went up to track four Russian aircraft on Wednesday, the first incursion into the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone since multiple incidents in August.

The president also said he was authorizing “Full Force, if necessary” against antifascists. 

The amount of maintenance done on ground vehicles over the last decade has steadily declined, the Government Accountability Office found.

Terminal lances rejoice, your 'staches are safe … for now.

Prosecutors accused 10 people of scamming 500 members of the Navy Federal Credit Union out of nearly $2 million.

The MV Ocean Trader, a floating barracks, helicopter base and command center for special ops forces, is currently operating in the Caribbean.

A Minnesota guard unit is among the first to begin using the M250, the Army’s replacement for the Cold War-era M249 light machine gun.

Sgt. Greville Clarke, 32, was found unresponsive in his prison cell five months into his life sentence for rape, assault, and other crimes.

Pro tips for savvy homeowners from Navy Federal Credit Union.

The signs are aimed at troops troubled by legal issues around military units ordered into domestic law enforcement roles.

“To say that I came in and saw so much progress for Marines, and especially female Marines, over my time … it hits me really hard.”

Three F-15 crews attempted to drop laser-guided bombs on Iranian drones after exhausting their supply of air-to-air missiles.

Christopher Wilkinson, an ex-Army captain, fled into the Arizona mountains near Fort Huachuca days before he faced a court-martial on charges of child abuse.

Base officials said the dining hall’s “F” rating was due to a "damaged pipe, not due to issues with food storage or food preparation.”

Airmen will be required to complete two physical fitness tests per year. In at least one, they must complete a 2-mile run.

The recently announced bonus program will pay senior warrant officers nearing retirement a bonus to serve more years. The Army wants to retain their technical skills.

In 2024, the group focused on recruiting and retention, women serving on submarines and mothers reintegrating to military life after pregnancy.

The boot camp overhaul known as "BMT 2.0" will increase daily physical training and aim to better prepare airmen for modern deployments and combat.