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The largest military hospital in the Pacific Rim may be at the center of an intercontinental theft

Stuck in traffic for eight hours? How about some Jimmy Deans.

'What kind of leader would I be if I saw something that violated our values and standard of conduct and walked past it?'

 “I thought ‘boy this is going to be a magnet.'"

A federal judge issued an injunction Monday, making the Navy personnel the first service members to have their religious accommodations upheld.

Maintaining the vigil in any and all conditions is part and parcel of the rigorous training that the Tomb guards undergo before they assume their duty as a sentinel.

“That’s pure white collar crime."

“I’ve gotta learn to love myself.”

One of the drones had the words “Soleimani’s revenge” written on it. The other had “revenge operations for our leaders.”

Austin said his symptoms are mild and he will retain all authorities as defense secretary.

Overall grade: D

He faces 70 years behind bars and will be dishonorably discharged.

“We were already in the process of putting people in hotels and taking them bottled water, and the Navy was still saying there was nothing wrong with the water.”

"The opening shots sent chills through my spine, panning over street after street of destroyed homes, downed power lines, and wrecked vehicles."

The National Guard finds itself caught in a debate between states and the Pentagon over COVID-19 vaccines

'I'm sure the sadistic bastard still has that tooth as a trophy on a shelf somewhere.'

“This is not PC.”

Breaking through a car windshield? Combat boots not required.

A bill signed Monday authorizes space on the National Mall for a memorial for the Global War on Terror.

Richard Marcinko, founding commander of the storied Navy SEAL Team 6, set the stage for special operations forces as we know them today.