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1st Lt. Marciano Parisano was assigned to 1st Battalion, 228 Aviation Regiment.

Drone swarm integration, a right to repair and increased forward logistical capacity are all on the table in the new proposals.

Staff Sergeant Juan Gabriel Orona-Rodriguez was one of 17 active-duty soldiers arrested in a raid on an illegal nightclub last weekend.

Active duty female soldiers in combat roles will be required to run up to three minutes faster than they previously had to in the annual fitness test.

The M10 Booker was meant to be a light tank — if it was a "tank'" at all — but Army officials admitted this week "we got the Booker wrong."

Most of the Army's experts in the expanding field of space operations are officers. A new MOS for seasoned enlisted troops hopes to change that.

The military's newest branch which was established in 2018 will get its own special operations component.

The Marine Corps has refurbished 11 of its 109 barracks in the past two years as part of Barracks 2030, a $5 billion plan to improve Marines’ living conditions.

The Pentagon said that the number of sexual assault reports across the force dropped for the second year in a row, with a 13% decrease in the Army.

The victory in the annual combat engineer skills contest at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, matched wins in Army-wide sniper, MMA and Best Ranger contests for 75th Ranger Regiment teams.

Life comes at you fast.

The tradition of burning a piano dates at least to World War II. The ceremony honored Rob Holland, a stunt pilot who crashed at Langley Air Force Base while practicing for an airshow.

Marine Raiders are currently deployed to the Indo-Pacific, Middle East, and East Africa.

Signs posted to the dining hall told soldiers they would be "turned away" due to a meal plan hiccup. Those who ended up paying out of pocket will be reimbursed, the Army said.

The aircraft was being towed when the crew lost control of the Super Hornet. Both the plane and the tow tractor fell overboard.

While the memo didn't strictly forbid “fun” it did attempt to ban dominos, cards, and video game tournaments before the Army made an about-face last week.

Navy Lt. Jonathan Liongson was on deployment with the USS Bunker Hill in November 2022 when his car was towed in California. He was awarded the money in a settlement after the towing company ran afoul of federal law.

The Army initiated a 48-hour pause in training following the soldier’s death.

In the past six weeks U.S. ships and aircraft have hit dozens of targets, while Houthis have shot down seven American drones.