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President Donald Trump directed the Department of Defense to ready facilities at the base used for over two decades to house and prosecute terrorism suspects.

New barracks cost millions, so to save money the Army is moving five 83-year-old barracks buildings across a Wisconsin base.

Air Force Brig. Gen. Erik Quigley was fired on Tuesday after an internal investigation revealed he had “inappropriate personal relationships.”

Starting on March 1, medical shaving waivers that were once good for five years will now expire 90 days after an airmen or guardians’ annual physical.

An Army Ranger hand-to-hand instructor spells out how the elite soldiers are taught hand-to-hand combat skills from their first day of selection through every phase of their career.

President Trump has signed executive orders declaring that transgender people people cannot meet the military’s standards and ordering the Pentagon to abolish all diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.

About 8,000 troops were booted from the miitary for refusing COVID-19 vaccinations. The order paves the way for them to be reinstated in the military with back pay.

A civilian found the M4 rifle after it fell off a Delaware Guard truck. A day later, they still hadn't reported finding it when police tracked them down.

One Air Force cardholder took out over $10,000 in cash against their government travel card on 23 trips to a casino. Still, compliance is better than a decade ago.

The interstate flights are being done in coordination with the departments of Homeland Security and Defense.

The Air Education and Training Command clarified changes to basic military training after a course featuring lessons on the celebrated airmen was pulled last week.

The Navy's new sci-fi short "Sea Strike" showcases how new tools including artificial intelligence, drone wingmen and, yes, lasers could help in future peer-to-peer conflicts.

A video on the famed unit, as well as one on World War II-era women pilots, was part of three courses removed from Air Force basic training curriculum.

Soldiers will head overseas in support of deterrence missions in eastern Europe and the Korean Peninsula, as well as U.S. operations in the Middle East.

His confirmation is the second time in history the vice president has had to vote to confirm a cabinet position, and the closest vote for any Secretary of Defense.

Soldiers from the 82nd Airborne and 10th Mountain Divisions and a Stryker brigade from the 4th Infantry Division have been told they are next up.

The Pentagon sends 1,500 active-duty troops to the southern border. The Air Force ends DEI efforts. Troops’ families are stuck in Afghanistan.

Army officials were instructed to remove diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility communications and trainings. The Air Force shuttered groups that targeted professional barriers faced by Black and Native airmen, women, and others.

Previous studies military aviators have found higher rates of cancer than the general population. A new bill in Congress would further study what links those jobs with increased risk.

Army recruits hoping for a job in a tank or other mechanized armor will now be assigned during basic training, similar tor recruits in air defense and infantry roles.