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The M111 Offensive Hand Grenade is meant to be more effective and reduce the risk of injuring friendly forces when used in confined spaces.

Fake videos of soldiers grieving over fallen friends and AI-generated combat scenes are reaching families of deployed U.S. troops.

Chief Warrant Officer 3 Robert M. Marzan, 54, has been identified as the sixth Army Reserve soldier killed in the March 1 Iranian drone attack on Port Shuaiba, Kuwait.

Hated by many, loved by few.

The ability of AH-64 attack helicopters to shoot drones out of the sky over the UAE shows a new, air-to-air role for the venerable gunship. And U.S. Apache pilots love it.

It's very unlikely.

The U.S. military is targeting ships and storage facilities for Iranian sea mines, along with factories that build one-way attack drones.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told reporters that President Donald Trump will decide when Operation Epic Fury’s objectives have been achieved.

In combat zones, traditional traumatic brain injury tests, which are intended for use in doctors' offices, can miss key signs, a retired officer says. A new test could provide better results.

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) blocked a recent attempt to pass the Major Richard Star Act, citing concerns about how much the legislation would cost.

“Our drills, our exercises, and our inspections have all been in preparation for this moment. We are writing history.”

Sgt. Benjamin N. Pennington died on March 8 after being seriously wounded by a March 1 Iranian attack on Prince Sultan Air Base, Saudi Arabia.

The aircraft carrier is making its final voyage, and is expected to make several stops at it travels around South America.

The U.S. says it has hit more than 3,000 targets in Iran as Trump calls for "unconditional surrender" and Tehran promises retaliation.

The joint force carried out "lethal kinetic operations," the first known attack on cartels since the combined mission started this week.

James Sommers is accused of a 32-year-long scheme to use an Army veteran’s identity to receive medical care and Social Security.

Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Tyler Jaggers was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross while in the hospital for his actions in a Feb. 27 offshore rescue.

The soldiers who create and update the manuals and guides that make up Army doctrine are rolling artificial intelligence tools into the process.

Marines will have to tread water for longer periods of time under the new swim qualifications, which will go into effect on Oct. 1.

Marine Capt. John Ripley hung demolition charges beneath a key bridge, swinging hand-over-hand for three hours while under fire.