Personally, I think there's just one surefire way to know if someone served in the miltiary, short of looking at their discharge papers: Ask them what they'd say to their recruiter.
The Army plans on disciplining the supervisor of two Army Reserve soldiers who appeared in uniform during a Democratic National Convention video in August
"There is no place for racism in the Marine Corps."
A day after President Donald Trump tweeted that all U.S. troops in Afghanistan should be home by the end of the year, the silence coming from top military leaders was so intense that one could practically hear a mouse fart.
"Even in the Army, all brand new uniforms with the belt, everybody wanted the belt."
“I was reminded of the seven-mile swim we do in BUD/S, and I thought to myself, if I have to I can do this all day"
The Marine Corps' second-highest-ranking officer has tested positive for COVID-19, according to defense officials.
The Afghan government has neither been informed nor consulted about any U.S. military plan to draw down to 2,500 troops next year, an Afghan official told Task & Purpose on Wednesday.
The Army has awarded a contract for a new variable-power rifle optic designed to replace the existing Rifle Combat Optic (RCO) on the M4A1 carbine
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All of the officers who had contact with Ray have tested negative for COVID-19 so far.
The 19-foot mini tugboats actually play an important role protecting their larger siblings
Yes, your latest military social media trend has arrived, and honestly, this is one I can actually get behind
The Air Force is continuing to experiment with delivering munitions on pallets thrown from the back of cargo aircraft as a way to turn transports into munitions trucks that provide additional strike capacity during a potential future conflict
I’m incredibly excited to tell you about the next chapter in the Task & Purpose story.
You may be badass, but are you "kicking up propeller vortexes and saluting onlookers with a bow" badass? This pilot sure as hell is
For some veterans, the thought of leaving the service can be incredibly difficult. Many wonder if they’ll ‘make it’ on the outside, and be able to support themselves and their loved ones. On top of that, many military members are second or third generation, which means they’ve spent their entire lives in a sort of nomadic state, moving from one base to another every few years. I spent 10 years in the Army and came from a military family; by the time I finally chose to ditch the combat boots, I’d moved 28 times.
“I am grateful that I received this training and was able to help as many people as I could.”
