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Rescue squads raced to two lakes in the wilderness to rescue three people.

Push-ups, it’s good for what ails you

Airmen who responded to catastrophic flooding in Kentucky included helicopter pilots, pararescuemen, and one responder who was not even human.

The weapon of choice for rebels around the world and in a galaxy far, far away…

Just giving your hard-earned pay back to the government.

“My frustration is how easily the forces of disinformation can fog what is a very clear-cut issue.”

What better way to end the war.

110 command positions could not be filled because the Army Reserve lacked willing commanders.

A new force proposal aims for a contingent of more than 500 warships and submarines

The Zephyr S is being kept up in the stratosphere by the Sun and keeps breaking its own endurance records.

The days of easing age and physical fitness requirements aren't coming back, the Army's chief of staff said.

More bad news for the F-35.

The Global War on Terrorism is officially over, as far as your ribbon rack is concerned.

5 years ago, a team of PJs leaped into the cold night air, landed in the middle of the Atlantic, and pulled off a daring rescue.

The SEC says he blew the money on GameStop stocks and gambling.

"Don’t use veterans to get back at your opponents in a partisan dispute.”

The retreat, dubbed "Camp Tranquility," was anything but, attendees say.

90 more days of training. What’s not to love?

A U.S. Forest Service guide to clearing potential bear-bait has become a classic in the military bomb tech community.

Mathew Belanger was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine Division, Kaneohe Bay Hawaii.