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The Army is making serious headway in fielding the most modern version of its Stryker infantry carrier vehicle to soldiers with the 2nd Brigade, 4th Infantry Division

The Army is making serious headway in fielding the most modern version of its Stryker infantry carrier vehicle to soldiers with the 2nd Brigade, 4th Infantry Division

It's hangry!!

It's hangry!!

"The truth is that I never killed anybody with an entrenching tool."

There’s a famous Marine Corps story from the Vietnam War, where a Marine got a confirmed kill with a small collapsible shovel, called an entrenching tool, or E-tool. Here's what really happened.

Today marks the 107th birthday of the oldest living U.S. Marine: Dorothy (Schmidt) Cole.

Today marks the 107th birthday of the oldest living U.S. Marine: Dorothy (Schmidt) Cole.

"I don’t think there is any such thing as a ‘tactical nuclear weapon,’" former Defense Secretary James Mattis told Congress in 2018.

"I don’t think there is any such thing as a ‘tactical nuclear weapon,’" former Defense Secretary James Mattis told Congress in 2018.

Uncle Wally’s service had been family lore. And the monument—erected somewhere in a small town in France—loomed large in my imagination. My dad didn’t know the name of the town. Perhaps Uncle Wally didn’t, either.

The Navy released 200 pages of email communications this week in response to a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit filed by Task & Purpose in April

Officials said the move would ensure troops can "continue their Defeat-ISIS mission without interference."

"Honestly we need an entirely new wardroom from Captain down"

The State Department failed miserably in a now-deleted tweet that featured the Navy's Blue Angels instead of literally any other Air Force jet

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is facing criticism after he recounted a story about a military veteran who committed a violent crime after his wartime service

"We fought the righteous fight, and some of us will remain forever young."

The Air Force goes hard in the paint.

As memorable as that scene is, the real-life story is somehow better.

The incident is just the latest in a string of issues that has kept Fort Hood under the microscope over the last several months