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The new aircraft carrier may still be working out the kinks, but its battle flag is certainly ready for action.

How hard could it be?

Many Afghan commandos fled the country after the Taliban took power and are reportedly now in Iran, Turkey, and elsewhere.

“If you seek a life of purpose and passion … you can find that connection and more in the armed forces.”

When deploying into a conflict zone, it helps to have a winning hand.

That’s quite an arsenal.

The veterans community is not a monolithic group, and while vets are united on some issues, others continue to prove divisive.

A fitting tribute to a legendary soldier and lawmaker.

“The back-and-forth negotiations did not stop.”

If you’ve ever wondered where allthe chief warrant officers are? They’re pulling people out of burning buildings.

Now that’s what I call an American Eagle!

Rattlesnake meat is a delicacy, if you’re hungry enough.

Russia is accusing Ukraine of planning to detonate a “dirty bomb.” Here's what that means and why it matters.

"Two years of homeschooling for some just didn’t work.” 

The new German-language adaptation will leave you depressed — and that's the point.

For the last 16 years, Air Force Combat Diving Course graduates received a Navy badge.

It's the 11th confirmed non-combat crash of a Russian military aircraft since the invasion of Ukraine began.

Many European nations are counting on American weapons to keep them ready in case of war.

“Not only does it provide our B-1 aircrew invaluable training opportunities with important Allies and partners, but it also signals our nation’s unwavering support to them.” 

"Our team is ready to recover anybody, anytime, anywhere, against any adversary.”