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The U.S. military's fascination with the science-fiction future of mechanized warfare stretches back a half-century.

The Navy has fielded a 650-round ammo backpack nicknamed 'Avenger' to troops at some point in the last several years.

"We have not set a cap, we’ve also not set a floor."

He is the second religious leader at Fort Leonard Wood to face chid sex assault charges this year.

About time!

“We’re ending America’s longest war."

"No 'mission accomplished.'"

The small country in Southern Africa is in turmoil as the continent's last absolute monarch cracks down on pro-democracy protests.

The Japanese attack on the U.S. naval base in Hawaii killed more than 2,400 American sailors and civilians and wounded 1,000 more

“It feels like an iceberg’s right on my back."

Why the poncho liner, or woobie as it's affectionally known, is the single greatest piece of military gear ever fielded.

"I am extremely happy and grateful that I got to find out this way," the airman said.

How can such a small thing bring about so much anger?

Two U.S. service members were injured in the most recent attack.

After years of testing, the Marine Corps is poised to field the M320A1 grenade launcher to infantry squads as a replacement for the underslung M203, the latest much-needed update to the service's Vietnam-era arsenal in pursuit of delicious lethality

Safe and orderly.

Zachary Bell and Jay Blancas never intended to be a voice for the military and veteran communities.