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'Marines run to the sound of the guns, so it didn’t surprise me at all that the Marines were there'

Logistics may be the most boring subject on the face of the planet — except when you start talking about spacedropping troops and supplies from fucking orbit

The Corps has acted as a second land army so many times it’s flipped the dessert with the main course.

I should have called Robert Irvine.

New England Patriots Coach Bill Belichick had said he really hoped the U.S. military would intervene in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict

Less than a year since conducting its first flight operations, the Navy's new CMB-22B Osprey has successfully made a drop-off to an aircraft carrier at sea.

“You would never let someone who last stepped in the cockpit as a junior captain take over as wing commander, but that’s what we do for trials."

Looking someone in the eye as you tell them you care is when the real work of suicide prevention begins.

After years in development, soldiers are officially putting the Army's Initial Maneuver Short Range Air Defense (IM-SHORAD) system through its paces ahead of its eventual delivery and fielding in Germany

A new Army policy starting Jan. 1 will help streamline the promotion process for soldiers

Members of the Biden transition with security clearances to finally talk to officials in the current administration and receive classified briefings

The Army Marksmanship Unit is, by name and reputation, a nexus of certified badasses in the ranks of the U.S. Army

For Lorenzo Leon, coming home was almost as difficult as deploying in the first place

She and her accomplice stole over $2 million worth of military equipment

Allegations of war crimes by Australian special forces in Afghanistan have been substantiated by the Australian Defence Force (ADF). Here's what it means for the future of the country's Special Operations Command

The tank's driver reportedly suffered minor injuries.

'We need to remove the images of these fictional characters, these are fantasies.'

I’m no historian, but I suspect that if future American history books touch on the Afghanistan and Iraq wars at all, they will be similarly summed up as a “period of readjustment” that spanned multiple generations.

What's better than one Air Force demonstration team? How about all four — at the same time?