"We will revisit our relationship with the Museum when I am convinced that they have made the necessary changes to ensure this type of behavior does not happen again"
Before you head to the fallout shelter, keep in mind that experts do not believe Tuesday’s explosion was a nuclear detonation
The team will start streaming again "in the near future."
After a group of mariners became stranded on a deserted island in Micronesia, they scrawled out a gigantic "SOS" in the sand and hoped for the best. As it turns it out, that's a pretty good way to get spotted by rescuers
Trump’s comments to Axios could indicate that he is determined to continue bringing troops home despite the horrific violence that is engulfing Afghanistan.
"[T]his tragic loss is felt by every member within our formation.”
Col. Kevin Russell is currently assigned to U.S. Special Operations Command
The Marine Corps is working to procure and field a next-generation anti-tank M72 rocket launcher system that significantly reduces backblast within the next several years
In other news, water is wet
It doesn't matter how sweet your ride is; no amount of gung-ho bumper stickers, chrome, or flame decals will ever compare to the majesty of this MH-60S Seahawk.
"I never intended to be the first"
Navy Special Warfare Command is investigating a video that showed military working dogs attacking a target in a Colin Kaepernick jersey during a demonstration at the Navy SEAL Museum last year
'It is with a heavy heart, that I decided to conclude the search and rescue effort.'
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.
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