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Tyler Bradley Dykes, who was discharged from the Marine Corps in 2023, previously attended the 2017 “United the Right” rally in Charlottesville.

The beaches at American Lake are closed indefinitely while base leadership conducts a safety investigation.

Air Force Col. Jeremiah Hammill was fired as commander of the 96th Test Wing Civil Engineer Group at Eglin.

There are seven ongoing geothermal projects at military bases across the U.S. as part of larger efforts to increase renewable energy.

Project 2025's proposals for the VA calls for changes to veteran healthcare eligibility and disability claims.

Project 2025 would reduce the number of generals while increasing the size of the Army, ban transgender service members and restore troops separated over COVID-19 vaccinations.

The program automatically enrolls troops with TBIs or have sought mental health care. But follow-up calls miss more than 2 of every 3 enrolled.

The forgotten blast killed over 300. The 256 Black sailors who later demanded better safety measures were court-martialed

ISIS militias in Iraq and Syria are on pace to double the number of their attacks from last year.

The pier was operational for 'a little more than 20 days' and helped deliver 19.4 million pounds of aid to Gaza, officials said.

The Army sees thousands of documented heat exhaustion cases and hundreds of exertional heat strokes every year, some of which turn fatal.

"You have to go out, but you don't have to come back," goes the Coast Guard adage. But to save Dave Portnoy, they didn't even have to go out.

Marine Pvt. Carlos Paz-Sosa graduated from Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego on July 12 after losing more than 100 pounds to start boot camp.

July 16 is National Atomic Veterans Day, dedicated to the thousands of troops who participated in secret nuclear testing or were POWs in Nagasaki or Hiroshima.

David Dutch, 57, served in the Marine Corps from 1986 to 1992 as an 0351 Infantry Assaultman.

In his autobiography, Vance recalled a sub-par fitness test as a Marine recruit that led a Drill Instructor to tell him: 'If you’re not puking, you’re lazy!'

The reporter wrote first-hand accounts of the invasion of Iraq while embedded with the Marine Corps’ 1st Reconnaissance Battalion.

Thomas Matthew Crooks’ attempt on Donald Trump is the latest suspect in a nearly 200-year history of mostly-incoherent crimes.

Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, was killed after firing at the former president. A Pennsylvania fire chief was killed in the shooting.

C.L. Daniel served in the Army during the war. Two years after he left the service, he was killed in one of the most infamous racist massacres in the country.