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Equivalent awards will be issued for medics and other soldiers who have earned both a combat and expert badge in their field.

The Army’s top enlisted leader said the current PT gear does not “represent who we are as warfighters.”

The new rounds will be built to take-down drones with timed fuses.

All soldiers on "operational" deployments will get the pay bump, regardless of rank. Training deployments will not count.

After meeting its 2024 recruiting goals, the Army wants to recruit 6,000 more soldiers in 2025.

The military and the Pentagon’s UFO investigating arm have tried to determine the source of the drones that flew over Langley Air Force Base.

The THAAD anti-ballistic missile system is being sent to bolster the country’s defenses against rockets and drones.

This year’s 8-Way competition team saw soldiers and civilian skydivers break the world record for completed formations in one jump.

The coordinated airstrikes are the latest in a series of recent operations against the terror group.

Cole Bridges attempted to provide material and logistical support to the terror group while serving in the 3rd Infantry Division.

The March crash killed both New York National Guard pilots and a Border Patrol agent. A safety report found the helicopter spun but redacted the cause.

A Navy investigation found that two SEALs were lost in a matter of seconds after one fell into the water and the other jumped in to save him.

Brett Davenport left the Navy in 1998. Twenty years later, he had to lose 57 pounds to reenlist.

Maintaining your clearance is a path to future employment.

Updates to the Army’s substance abuse regulations tells soldiers not to eat poppy seeds and targets delta-8.

The eye of Hurricane Helene passed directly over the south Georgia base, cutting power and water. Airmen stepped up to help each other dig out.

Jai Salters recently launched Mil Mentor, a career program that aims to pair veterans and military spouses with industry experts.

The three Air National Guardsmen helped other service members get medical attention before seeking treatment for their own injuries.

The Florida National Guard activated around 5,000 troops and the Army is sending roughly 100 active personnel to respond to Hurricane Milton.

The North Carolina National Guard helicopter’s rotor wash sent tarps and other items into the air.