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That's right, folks: Samuel mother-f--king Jackson is deadlier than some of Hollywood's biggest action stars, at least on screen.

Gen. David D. Thompson tested positive for the disease on Wednesday soon after learning that a close family member he had been in close contact with had also tested positive, according to a service press release.

"I expected a nice steady river. Instead I got a Saharan drought.”

"I want people to know about this – and I want somebody higher than me to know about this"

The owner of a technical training school in San Diego is going to prison for being, well, shady as all hell.

Kiss your beloved pizza MRE goodbye, service members: the Defense Department is working on a brand new lightweight combat ration designed to keep troops fueled up while inevitably ruining your bowels

The 18th Airborne Corps called the new app "a game-changing piece of technology"

A lance corporal who was kicked out of the Marine Corps last month after he was identified as a frequent contributor to a neo-Nazi message board has surfaced in a federal indictment on charges that he and two other men conspired to illegally manufacture weapons, ammunition, and suppressors

Like a boss

“I wasn’t thinking about it when I went out there. When it became a reality, it was still a shock.”

I can't decide if this is an atrocity or a work of art

An A-10 Thunderbolt II accidentally fired off a non-explosive munition during a training exercise in South Korea in early October, prompting a three-day search for the lost weapon, Task & Purpose has learned

The Army has been on the hunt for a lightweight battlewagon to ferry infantry squads around the battlefield since 2018

Cold dark places, mysterious enemies ... what are we waiting for?

'Letter seems to have gotten the ball rolling ‐ hopefully not too late,' Crozier wrote in a March 31 email.

A Navy reservist was recently caught on tape making anti-Semitic remarks in Sacha Baron Cohen's latest mockumentary, 'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm'

He was booted on Sept. 11, 2020.

The Virginia-class submarine USS Indiana returned to its homeport in Groton, Connecticut in late September rocking what appears to be an unofficial battle flag

'We continue to mourn the loss of this member of our team, and our hearts are with this soldier’s family.'

Both were killed when their aircraft went down about 5 p.m. on Oct. 23 in a residential area of Foley, Alabama.