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"Makes perfect sense."

Shaving waivers can hold back an airman's career, and since most airmen with waivers are Black, the regulations are effectively discriminatory.

The Coast Guard authorized ponytails on Thursday.

$700 billion defense budget and these are the nonsense graphics they make.

Just how special is Armed Forces Brewing Company's 'Special Hops' IPA?

'We are incredibly proud of our teammate'

Margaret Corbin was no stranger to the horrors of war. Born in western Pennsylvania in 1751, she was only four years old when the French and Indian War broke out.

“The Marines need to own their part of what went wrong here."

Miraculously, this British paratrooper survived without serious injury.

Reimers sold more than 50 grams of methamphetamine, according to the Department of Justice.

We want to share your stories with our readers. In exchange, we’ll give you money. Everyone wins.

You have more options than barracks romance.

The evacuation is being called “Operation Allies Refuge."

The United States has lost the railgun wars.

'Don't [leave] us behind'

What you should know about America’s first volunteer cavalry.

We are asking you to continue your service and pledge to help your fellow service members and veterans.

Justine Davie never felt like she belonged.

"Cpl. Red Cloud's dauntless courage ... reflects the highest credit upon himself."