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18-year-old Maria Daume’s path to the yellow footprints of Parris Island, South Carolina, which will culminate in her graduation on Jan. 13 before later heading off to the Marine Corps’ School of Infantry, began years ago in a prison in Siberia, Russia, where she was born.

The Marine Corps plans on loading up its brand new battlewagons with a 30mm cannon to track and destroy enemy drones and aircraft, according to a new notice from the service

'They want to do nothing but fight wars so that all of those wonderful companies that make the bombs and make the planes and make everything else stay happy.'

Senior White House officials have spoken to Wilkie in the past month about the possibility that he could become defense secretary, NBC reporters Carol E. Lee and Courtney Kube first revealed on Monday.

A jury ruled two Kalispell Police Department officers were not at fault in the shooting of a man in his home in January 2016

The VA still wouldn't find your TBI to be service connected.

Gov. Gary Herbert presented the Utah Medal of Valor to Sgt. Chasen Brown on Tuesday for saving the lives of a half-dozen bystanders after gunfire erupted at a music festival at the Mandalay Bay Hotel in October 2017

The Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure Cloud (JEDI) contract could reach as much as $10 billion.

The U.S. military's vaunted hypervelocity projectile (HVP) just took major step towards knocking incoming cruise missiles out of the sky

The Pentagon cannot be afraid of its own shadow lest it wants service members on TikTok to become the Defense Department’s primary spokespeople.

Cmdr. John Gaines took command of the destroyer USS Arleigh Burke in August 2019

"They've canceled probably 10 appointments on me ... they won't let people in the hospital, only if you are on death's door."

U.S. troops have a new high-value target in Syria on their mind, and her name is Mia Khalifa

The top leader of the Department of Veterans Affairs wrote in a Wednesday op-ed that reported delays in mail-order prescription deliveries due to changes at the U.S. Postal Service amounted to little more than "conspiracy theories,” despite his agency confirming those deliveries have recently been delayed on average by roughly 25 percent

'If publishing is discontinued and there is an order to dissolve the organization then there will be a phasing of staff separations.'

“Time was of the essence ... If we didn’t action this raid, then the hostages were likely to be executed.”

This safety brief is a masterpiece.