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Officials at the Army's top infantry training course say a new bayonet training course builds aggression for "the last 100 yards" of battle.

A VA computer system used to review death certificates and medical information incorrectly approved $2.7 million in payments to families.

Spc. Mariyah Symone Collington, 19, was one of two soldiers who fell into the Atlantic Ocean on May 2.

Approximately 4,000 troops from 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division were supposed to spend months in central and eastern Europe.

The investigation reveals new details about Senior Airman Aaron Bushnell, dating back to his years working for the National Security Agency.

One of the course’s goals is to ensure that Marines are “committed to the ethical and effective employment of AI in complex operational environments.”

The drone can carry a 300 pound load for hours, opening the possibility of battlefield evacuations. The test will be during a NATO exercise in Poland.

Soldiers from 101st Airborne and 1st Armored division units will deploy to the U.S-Mexico border this summer.

“This will go down in Air Force history as one of the greatest accomplishments of the Air Force rescue community.”

Jumpmasters from across the Army rucked, rigged parachutes and jumped into a dropzone as part of the inaugural competition.

Their use has risen dramatically under President Donald Trump’s policy of pursuing drug cartels as terrorist organizations.

‘Demand quickly exceeded expectations,’ said retired Air Force Maj. Gen. Ed Thomas, CEO of the Air & Space Forces Aid Society.

Army 1st Lt. Kendrick Lamont Key Jr., a native of Virginia, went missing May 2 during the African Lion 26 exercise.

The fighter jets from the 55th Fighter Squadron engaged in “high-risk flights into heavily defended airspace” during last year’s attack on Iranian nuclear sites.

A contingent of American troops will remain in the area around the Cap Draa Training Area to look for two Army soldiers who fell into the water on May 2.

The Marine Corps is expanding its Arctic footprint, with a new training presence and a permanent detachment into what Gen. Eric Smith called "a region of growing strategic importance."

Two Army bases, two Air Force bases and one Navy installation are getting high powered microwave and laser air defense systems.

The site includes about 160 documents, with sightings from Apollo moon landings to combat flights in the Middle East.

The base, which hosts Air Force One, leaked 32,000 gallons of fuel between January and March. Maryland's top environmental official called the spill "unacceptable."

The Department of Justice's reliance on JAG officers to prosecute cases without a military connection is unprecedented, experts say.