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The Maverick Act would send three retired F-14D Tomcats to a museum in Alabama and possibly restore one to flight.

Applicants for military service will be cut earlier in the recruiting process if they have any of 28 medical conditions that are unlikely to receive a waiver.

Officials at Travis Air Force Base said they were moving to fix the 'increased risk for unauthorized access and theft’ at the storage facility.

The Navy fighter from the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln disabled a ship that U.S. military officials say failed to comply with warnings.

Between obstacle courses and medical events, chaplains in Korea performed last rites for soldiers and broke up fights between angry commanders.

So far, Scouts have not had their own Primary Military Occupational Speciality, equivalent to a mortarman or machine gunner. But that could change.

After two years in China, authorities allege the retired U.S. Air Force fighter pilot appeared to return home to sell a condo. FBI agents said they found fake currency and a fake passport in his home office.

A Joint Base Andrews spokesperson said the airmen have been assigned to duties that don’t require them to be armed while a command investigation is underway.

Army Maj. Ryan Reynolds and Air Force Maj. Edwin Stanfield received the Soldier’s Medal and Airman’s Medal for subduing a gunmen in Washington, D.C.

The opening day of the U.S. efforts to escort commercial ships through the Straits of Hormuz saw U.S. ships and aircraft forces engage in combat with Iranian forces.

Central Command and the president said the effort will start Monday but the U.S. will “maintain the naval blockade” on Iran.

Search and rescue operations are underway after they were reported missing near Tan Tan in the country’s southwest.

The service hopes it can find meatless proteins to put in rations and even manufacture them in combat zones. 

The USCGC Tampa was lost with all hands off the coast of England when a German U-boat torpedoed it in September 1918.

The move follows diplomatic disputes between the U.S. and Germany over the war with Iran.

Recon Marine hopefuls will now go through two new programs, the Ground Reconnaissance Course and the Amphibious Reconnaissance Course.

Night vision goggles, thermal cameras and a little search and rescue know-how came in handy.

"Longshot" bets on military operations won 52% of the time on the Polymarket prediction market, researchers found, four times more often than others.

Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Daryl Caudle is requiring that amphibious warships be commanded by surface warfare officers.

The messages sent directly to some U.S. troops showed how the Handala hacking group is taking a new, more personal and psychological approach to cyber attacks.