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"We're excited to bring young men and women into our force so they can learn, listen, and actually become part of the greatest Army on the face of the Earth."

The COVID-19 crisis has made life more difficult for everyone, as millions of Americans have been stuck at home all day for months with no clear end in sight. On top of everything else going on, there is another threat that has become more popular during the global lockdown: catfishing. That’s right, scammers are using the lack of in-person access to their advantage in the hopes of financially exploiting trusting people. If you aren’t careful, you could become their latest victim.

Get ready to kick ass with (or have your ass kicked by) a U.S. Marine in Call of Duty: Warzone

Civil-military relations in the United States are in a serious state of disrepair, driven in profound measure by presidential politicization of the military and the military’s attendant willingness to let itself be politicized

The investigation into Maj. Gen. Miyako Schanley's command kicked off earlier this year.

“This is a decades-long problem, you’re not going to find the problem and solutions and causes in two months.”

The US military's partial ban on transgender people remains in effect, but the Supreme Court's decision helps lawsuits challenging it, legal experts said.

The story of the memorial and its statues is one of raging controversy not unlike the current debate over racial injustice and Confederate monuments.

“The male failed to obey the duty officer's repeated commands to stop walking towards him. The duty officer produced a handgun and shot the male.”

Do you want a safety brief? Because this is absolutely, without a doubt how you get a safety brief

"There is not a pit in hell deep enough that I would like to see them burn in"

'We are deeply saddened by the loss of Lt. Allen, and mourn with his family and his fellow Reapers in the 493rd Fighter Squadron.'

'We have not heard how you intend to ensure sanitation measures, supply PPE to veterans and providers, and manage the growing backlog.'

A drone strike that killed two senior commanders of an al Qaeda-linked terror group in northwestern Syria likely employed a unique variant of the beloved Hellfire missile

The man’s name is being withheld at the request of his next of kin.

Thomas Alexander is leaving the Defense Department on June 19.

If you've been struggling with the leg tuck, we have some good news.

The new trailer for Star Wars: Squadrons is here, and it is freaking glorious.

"Regardless of perspective, one thing is clear: it has the power to inflame feelings of racial division. We cannot have that division among us."

The pilot's name has not been released pending next of kin notification.