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The officer, a nurse assigned to Fort Belvoir, allegedly presented himself as a combat veteran and shared Army documents with separatists, even getting on the “war council.”

1st Lts. Christopher Barrett and Bryce Sullenger were declared the top combat engineers after several days of grueling challenges.

Soldiers who train as Air and Missile Defense System Repairers will join some of the most in-demand units in the Army.

"The constant weight of the uncertainty and wondering if their families are going to be okay, that's, I think, the hardest thing.”

Master Sgt. Gannon Ken Van Dyke is accused of using classified information to place bets on the Jan. 3 raid.

The Supreme Court said an Army veteran can sue a contractor whose employee carried out a suicide attack in Afghanistan.

The F-35 may be the most capable fighter aircraft the Marines have ever flown, but it also might be the most complicated.

As the Army looks to cut 6,000 pilots and aviation crew, the Chinook is the second current Army helicopter modified to fly without a pilot.

Undersecretary Hung Cao will serve as the Navy’s acting secretary amid John Phelan’s sudden departure.

The move comes after a review found that several of the Marines’ awards had been “inappropriately downgraded,” according to the Pentagon.

The Air Force wants to install a new laser countermeasure aboard its HH-60W rescue helicopters to fend off heatseeking missiles.

These are the branches they’ll be going to.

The new annual test is adapted from the 7-event field fitness test currently required for the Army's Expert Infantryman Badge.

“The investments in this budget will fix all substandard barracks and eliminate barracks that have been deemed poor or failing.”

Under new Defense Department guidance, annual influenza vaccines are now voluntary for all active duty and reserve service members.

The soldiers will get prototypes of the new tank and fighting vehicle in the fall. The unit plans to bring them to the National Training Center next Spring.

The Air Force can’t quit the “Brrrrt."

A Maritime Raid Force, which consists of both reconnaissance and infantry Marines, boarded and seized an Iranian vessel on April 19.

The Navy notices comes as officials say cyber adversaries are targeting sailors and their families online "in response to Operation Epic Fury."

Caregivers, who are often the spouses or partners of veterans, may be underutilizing mental health resources available to them, a recent Government Accountability Office report found.