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Under new guidance issued this week, commanders will no longer punish sailors and Marines who report sexual assaults for misconduct related to the incident.

A series of mistakes and failures by leadership led to a crisis that displaced thousands.

Ukraine is showing a paradigm shift. Units no longer need to rely on large platforms and layers of command and control that delay the use of drones on the battlefield.

On the way!

The Air Force landed A-10s on a Michigan highway to practice operating in austere environments without the large bases airmen are used to.

"Most see a smile on one’s face, but do not know the turmoil inside one’s head.”

Airmen at Fairchild Air Force Base flexed hard by pulling a KC-135 Stratotanker ahead of their annual 92nd Maintenance Group Olympics.

As China steps up its rhetoric against Taiwan, lessons must be learned from the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Leaders need to be taught the risks and rewards of social media in a new era of information warfare.

After his Humvee was blown up by an IED, Air Force Staff Sgt. Cesar Flores was saved by someone he never expected.

That's one order he will have to follow.

“[Sergeant] is offering up the [private first class] for ritual sacrifice."

Hershel "Woody" Williams was 98.

Wolverines!

The Air Force picked a new helmet that could keep fixed-wing aircrew members more comfortable and injury-free.

“I really don’t think that at the Pentagon level ... they understand just how important this issue really is."

Mighty fine work there, goat.

“Not surprising for a Marine, the couple met in a bar.”

Nobody say 'The Hurt Locker.'

A woman joined one of the most elite careers in the military for the first time ever last week, but the Air Force has been low-key about it.