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Buckley Space Force Base, Colorado, and Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana, could have on-site nuclear microreactors by 2030.

"Being involved in some sort of commercial enterprise in my state — that maybe some still find morally reprehensible — is still legal in my state, and I've done nothing wrong.”

Eligible aviators can receive up to $50,000 a year for a maximum of 12 years, or $600,000 total, to stay in the Air Force.

Staff Sgt. Gabrielle Stallings was awarded a Distinguished Flying Cross with a "V" device and a second with a "C" in a rare double-award of the military's top aviation medal.

Troops in Epic Fury did some epic chugging of nearly a million gallons of coffee and two million energy drinks. "I am not saying that we have a problem," said Gen. Dan Caine.

Commercial data centers have been confirmed for Fort Bliss, Texas, and Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, and the Army recently put out a contracting request for centers at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, and Fort Hood, Texas.

Service members at the lowest five ranks will receive the largest of a three-tiered pay raise included in the White House’s proposed fiscal year 2027 budget.

The new Pentagon policy was likely in the works before the Iran war began, but it still holds relevance as the military plans for any future mass mobilization, experts say.

The pilot of an A-10 Warthog had to eject due to damage sustained during an operation to rescue one of the two downed F-15 crew members.

As many as 174,000 veterans were not referred to a federal housing program between 2020 to 2024.

The Army aims to “maximize benefits for personnel who are serving deployed in support” of the war with Iran.

Special operations teams raced against Iran to locate the missing airman, setting up a temporary airstrip to extract U.S. forces.

A former master sergeant who called himself “Al Capone” inflated costs of IT contracts to enrich himself and others.

Several reports indicate one of the two flyers on board was rescued in a large-scale rescue operation.

Restrictive agreements with defense contractors leave service members unable to fix the expensive ships, fighter jets, and ground vehicles they depend on.

A Pentagon official confirmed that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has asked Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George to step down.

One month into the Iran war, the U.S. military finds itself in a familiar position: Despite apparent battlefield successes, it's not clear how the conflict will end.

Officials said the event was cancelled “due to competing requirements."

The Army has 45 facilities in its museum network, and planned to close about half. Now congress wants to see a plan for which should be kept open.

For the first time, the Pentagon’s annual suicide report broke down rates based on military job fields.