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A new animated World War II series is coming to Netflix — and it is well worth your time when it premieres on Veterans Day

Mark Espy… Esperanto… Yesper... Mark not gonna work here anymore, anyway.

"US troops getting the job done."

Have no fear: the Jolly Green II is finally here

The Marine Corps has finally fielded its first Amphibious Combat Vehicles (ACV) to grunts, according to photos released by the service last week

Two other soldiers have died at Fort Jackson this year.

'Their names [are] forever associated with courage and bravery, mission accomplishment and excellence.'

Bad. Ass.

"This alarming incident is still very much under investigation regarding additional charges," Krasner said.

The Army has initiated an expansive study to identify a potential replacement for the M240 machine gun in soldier arsenals

Former Vice President Joe Biden will become the next commander in chief on Jan. 20 when he is sworn in as the 46th president of the United States.

The idea of space-borne resupply pods may seem like something out of a science-fiction yarn, but it's actually closer to becoming a reality than you might think, according to U.S. Transportation Command officials

"This study intends to determine the optimal size of the Infantry Squad considering the integration of new and next-generation capabilities (NGSW, IVAS, etc)"

The airburst weapon that U.S. service members lovingly nicknamed 'The Punisher' may be dead in the water, but the Army is still working on fielding a next-generation precision weapons system designed to take out enemies behind cover

"[W]e only take care of our own when it benefits us, apparently … and it doesn’t sit right with me”

Semper Fidelis

If the Navy were run by the same sleazy used car salesmen who gather around military bases the way a pack of hyenas stalks the savannah, then the service might look something like this

“D’Andrea was a gifted and talented member of Team Kirtland’s Medical Group."

The military won't say publicly if the Taliban broke its agreement to not attack US bases in Afghanistan.

During his first campaign for president, Donald Trump promised that, if elected, he'd ensure that the U.S. military would 'bomb the shit' out of ISIS. Years later, it appears as though the commander-in-chief actually oversaw fewer airstrikes against the terror group than his predecessor