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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.”

William T. Ericson was hiking when he saw a ship break apart on the rocks. He dove into the water multiple times to save lives.

Nearly 600 soldiers are being put in private housing indefinitely while new dorms are constructed.

“This recognition is long overdue for what our heroes did during those historic 17 days.”

Col. Jay Bertsch took command in June.

Blasting drones out of the sky just got a whole lot easier.

According to the audio, the F-16s performed three "headbutts" and dropped 10 flares before the intruding aircraft finally turned around.

The child has lived with the Marine’s family since 2021.

It’s about saving lives.

The Pentagon has worked with the Department of Justice to ensure the policies are “fully consistent with federal law,” an official said.

? I've been through the desert on a horse with no name / It felt good to be out of the rain ?

To get recruits excited about a job, they first have to know it exists.

“I can definitely tell a difference; there’s a lot less pressure on my knees and I can feel the assist this system gives.”