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'The loss of Staff Sgt. Marketta and Sgt. Shelton has left a scar in this Regiment that will never completely heal.'

Relieved due to a "loss of confidence in her ability to command."

"If you hear one thing, let it be this: don't trust Donald Trump with your kid's life or your own."

A Ukrainian Air Force Sukhoi Su-27 fighter jet collided with a road sign on a highway outside of the country's capital of Kiev on Thursday

The U.S. military deployed fighter jets to intercept three pairs of Russian patrol aircraft as they entered the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone on Thursday evening, North American Aerospace Defense Command announced on Friday.

A group of Green Berets have received valor awards for their heroic actions during a grueling eight-hour firefighter against Taliban forces in Afghanistan in August 2019

“I’ll be honest with you, collectively we’re struggling with how to deal with this.”

'We have advised the Russians that their behavior was dangerous and unacceptable.'

It's been nearly three years since since the Army took delivery of the first of its first souped-up M1 Abrams main battle tanks, and soldiers are already giving the new warhorses a workout

Army Special Forces Col. Kevin Russell was charged with five counts of sexual assault.

"I'm not afraid to slap a bi--h," Scott told one woman.

A defense official confirmed to Task & Purpose that a sailor is being questioned in connection with the fire but has not been charged.

“Our investigation has been completed and is with the command and their legal team for further action if warranted."

The change goes into effect on Sept. 1 and applies to both officers and enlisted Marines.

A group of lucky Coasties avoided starring in an impromptu remake of 'Jaws' thanks to the quick trigger finger of a fellow crewmate on Wednesday

I had my doubts, but this looks pretty damn good.

"It was a great year for the wing, the squadron and myself, but to me it’s more of a decade process."

Vindman's attorneys say he was ""retaliated against ... for performing his duty as an attorney and soldier."

In 1966, William Shatner made history by performing in a movie that was done entirely in Esperanto.

New video appears to capture a near miss between U.S. and Russian military vehicles in an apparent escalation in the undeclared road war between the two countries in northeastern Syria