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"We are the faces of military sexual trauma and assault."

The Army has selected Smart Shooter to furnish the service with its unique 'guaranteed hit' fire control system as an interim counter-unmanned aerial systems solution, the service announced

The Naval Criminal Investigative Service has a message for America's sailors: Please, for the love of God, stop buying hallucinogens in the dark corners of the Internet

"We don’t need to go to war, but we also cannot be allowing a country to do this to us"

Video game enthusiasts and history buffs are coming together to save a museum in Europe that commemorates the sacrifice and service of the World War II soldiers they play as online

Will the Pentagon let a bitch know what is going on with COVID-19?

Murphy exhibited "extreme composure ... in the face of almost certain death."

Neither Bolyard nor his fellow advisors were wearing body armor, as part of an effort to show trust with the Afghans.

To whoever wins the presidential election, I offer a quote from the immortal Leslie Nielsen: “Good luck. We're all counting on you.”

"What these gentlemen have accomplished and what they've given to our country is unbelievable."

The employee allegedly took $1,100,000 from an Air Force travel expense account and diverted $774,000 for his own use.

Soldiers and Airmen from Provincial Reconstruction Team Zabul return to base after a quality assurance, quality control patrol near the city of Qalat, Zabul Province, Afghanistan

Rafael Peralta may not have received the Medal of Honor, but the original award request remains a detailed account of one Marine's sacrifice all those years ago in Fallujah, Iraq.

An Army experiment found that when photos were eliminated from promotion packets, 'The outcomes for minorities and women improved.'

The Navy has conducted a guided release of its GBU-53/B StormBreaker bomb from an F/A-18E/F Super Hornet for the first time in a major step towards reaching initial operating capability later this year

At the end of the day, privilege manifests in many ways in my life, but the main one is that I have the benefit of the doubt in virtually every situation I face.

Nobody has any idea what first sergeants are saying. Ever.

Of all the events that make up the Army Combat Fitness Test, the two-mile run generally causes soldiers the most grief.

“We want to bring Vanessa home as efficiently and rapidly as possible."

The Navy failed Brandon Caserta. Now lawmakers want to help other service members from dying by suicide.