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Over the last several weeks, dozens of people affiliated with USFK have tested positive for COVID-19 after arriving in South Korea

'There was no airstrike conducted anywhere near the vicinity of this incident.'

The Army is on the hunt for a swarm of drones that can conduct surveillance, pose as decoys, wage electronic warfare, and even deliver lethal payloads in an airborne assist to the service's next-generation attack and reconnaissance helicopters

The drone strike that killed a mercenary trainer who recently worked with an Al Qaeda-affiliated militant group in Syria likely employed a unique variant of the beloved Hellfire missile, according to photos from the scene

President Donald Trump may be field-testing a new nickname for Secretary of Defense Mark Esper.

I’ve spent nearly every season of "The Walking Dead" yelling at the television.

We've got everything you need to help land you in crushing debt as you spend huge wads of cash flaunting your almost service.

Why the hell has the idea of a military coup suddenly become so acceptable to the mainstream?

The truth is out there.

Game on.

The Air Force plans on pitting a seasoned F-16 fighter pilot against an artificial intelligence adversary for the first time in a simulated dogfight under a new Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency initiative

“It’s a horrific murder ... There are people out there that know what happened.”

To honor Navajo Code Talkers Day, listen to Pfc. Joe Hosteen Kellwood sing the Marines’ Hymn in Navajo

President Ronald Reagan designated August 14 National Navajo Code Talkers Day in honor of the American Indians who joined the Marine Corps in World War II and lent their language to the crypto effort against Japan

The information in the initial report of Russian bounties on U.S. troops in Afghanistan appears to have been based on human intelligence collected in the field from both cooperative sources and through custodial debriefings of captured Afghan militants

Buckle up, because the Air Force is poised to crank its hypersonic weapons search up to 11

Louis Garrick Fernbaugh is a former Navy SEAL who left the service several years ago.

“It took five minutes for me to learn how to use it ... It quickly became apparent how our security personnel could utilize this tool in our operations"

The U.S. Space Force may have a growing command structure and expansive doctrine, but it's missing something critical to the sixth branch of the U.S. armed forces' success: people

"Oh man lol someone is having a bad day!"