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The "destroyer escort that fought like a battleship” was found four miles below the surface.

He faces 45 years in prison for trying to start a “prolonged armed conflict."

In a fast-moving aircraft designed for air-to-air and air-to-ground combat, sometimes two heads are better than one.

He also urged soldiers to pray for the safety of Supreme Court justices and families “whose lives are in danger from Satanic-influenced evildoers."

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Why is it that General Mattis is so beloved? Why would dozens of Air Force personnel, soldiers, and civilians let their own meals grow cold just to shake his hand?

The Army: putting the ‘suck’ in embrace the suck since 1775.

The existence of the improbable dogfight remained under wraps for decades, yet the details of what happened are the stuff of legends.

Simple tools are undeniably more important in combat than more expensive weapons.

“To me, it is all about deterrence. We need some capacity to be able to fill a deterrence gap. If we leave the gap, then we are at risk.”

No army, not even one as tenacious and courageous as Ukraine’s, can overcome such a numerical overmatch. And if Ukraine loses, what then?

Speak Air Force-ese with this handy guide on everything from piddle packs to Mustache March.

“There’s a price to be paid if you’re captured."

7 weeks after assaulting a patient at an Atlanta VA clinic, a VA patient advocate has been suspended.

The change comes amid what one official called the "most challenging recruiting market" in 20 years.

Two classmates found themselves putting out a vehicle fire and saving the driver together on an Oklahoma highway.

I feel the need, the need for profits.

It remains illegal for troops to engage in duels even though the practice of dueling died out in the United States long ago.

A lot would have to align before China's military could successfully hit a carrier at sea with a ballistic missile under wartime conditions.

A mysterious explosion in April at a base in northern Syria injured four U.S. troops. Who was behind it?