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A senior leader said there are "fundamental differences" in the Army of 12 years ago compared to today.

'Nothing [about] the way we’re organized right now lends itself to integrated recruit training.'

In news you didn't expect to hear — unless you've served in the Marines — officials at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina are advising base personnel to avoid wild animals, particularly wild coyotes.

On Wednesday morning, the U.S. Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs unanimously passed legislation to reform how the Department of Veterans Affairs provides care to service members who face toxic exposure.

"I know I'm not the only one, so why don't nobody care?"

Someone in the Air Force has either been dutifully studying their Old Testament or listening to a ton of Slayer, because the service's latest test study is one bloody show

Knocking back drinks and shooting the shit with your buddies is a time-honored military tradition, and a former Delta Force soldier aims to keep that going, albeit with better booze than what most of us drank while we were in.

The recommended airspeed for landing an F-15 was around 150 mph. He brought it down around 300 mph.

The Marine Corps needs to become more diverse in order to save Marines’ lives, Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger said on Wednesday

One step closer.

The Defense Department may be cracking down on unusual banners within the ranks, but at least one guided missile destroyer seems intent on letting its freak flag fly

'The culture within this administration of neglecting the needs of the American people in favor of bloated defense spending for endless wars must come to an end.'

'The culture within this administration of neglecting the needs of the American people in favor of bloated defense spending for endless wars must come to an end.'

The Marine Corps has officially started fielding the M18 service pistol to replace its existing arsenal of sidearms, the service announced

The Marine Corps has officially started fielding the M18 service pistol to replace its existing arsenal of sidearms, the service announced

Lt. Gen. Ted Martin is having a better time than anyone you know.

Lt. Gen. Ted Martin is having a better time than anyone you know.

The Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944, also known as the GI Bill of Rights, was established to provide a host of benefits for returning WWII veterans, including unemployment insurance, housing, and the Montgomery GI Bill, which paid college tuition for honorably discharged veterans. It was so well-received that by 1947, veterans accounted for 49% of college admissions. I can only imagine how quickly those dorms turned into barracks culture and different halls began raiding one another.

The Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944, also known as the GI Bill of Rights, was established to provide a host of benefits for returning WWII veterans, including unemployment insurance, housing, and the Montgomery GI Bill, which paid college tuition for honorably discharged veterans. It was so well-received that by 1947, veterans accounted for 49% of college admissions. I can only imagine how quickly those dorms turned into barracks culture and different halls began raiding one another.

He received the Army Commendation Medal during his retirement ceremony on Sept. 17