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Uribe’s aide, a junior officer not named in the report, told investigators that she "only did personal matters" for the general while in Iraq.

Well, bye.

Given the enduring popularity of Terminal Lance, we decided to ask its creator the hard-hitting questions no one else would: Like whether he's for or against silkies; what's the first thing he'd do during the zombie apocalypse; and whether he prefers Rip Its or Wild Tiger.

15 Marines and one sailor were in the amphibious vehicle at the time of the accident.

Taliban fighters are increasingly targeting Afghan security forces with foreign-made anti-tank missiles, the New York Times reports

The sailors are receiving daily medical care and support.

"He was a very motivated soldier, and we will miss him"

"We didn't want this to be swept under the rug."

The Army is exploring whether dogs can detect signs of the the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) thanks to a new research agreement with the University of Pennsylvania

'The majority of you would rather receive a decoration in your team room and not in public, but it’s important.'

Task & Purpose asks an A-10 pilot what it it’s like to fly a cannon with wings; how it feels when it "BRRRRTs"; what unit traditions are unique to Warthog pilots; and of course, we asked about the dumbest thing he did in the cockpit.

The biggest clues about what troops should expect if Biden is elected could come from the previous administration.

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The U.S. military is withdrawing nearly 12,000 troops from Germany, and that includes moving an F-16 squadron to Italy and the Army’s 2nd Cavalry Regiment to the United States

The 21-year-old Heard was just old enough to purchase a gun for the underage Torres, prosecutors say.

Grunts who spend their days hauling heavy gear or moving pallets of laden with equipment are about to get a major assist at the hands of a brand new robotic exoskeleton

Kim Jong Un has a clear message for his generals: throw ya guns in the air like you just don't care

The Senate GOP’s proposed coronavirus relief package includes about $29 billion in defense spending, including at least $7 billion for aircraft, ships, and other weapons systems

"From my observation, those demonstrators — our fellow American citizens — were engaged in the peaceful expression of their First Amendment rights."