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"I’ll put it out there. People can decide for themselves."

Soldiers can prepare to kiss their standard-issue M203 and M320s goodbye: the Army is officially on the hunt for a brand new grenade launcher

Two sailors aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt have tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), and have been transported off the ship, Navy officials confirmed to Task & Purpose.

Retired Air Force Master Sgt. Charles "Chuck" Holbrook, a former Tactical Air Control Party airman turned defense contractor, was killed during a nighttime live-fire training exercise at the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico on January 31, 2017

These figures are likely lagging indicators, as the Associated Press first revealed last month that suicide deaths had increased much more by the end of August.

“When every soldier feels so strongly about each other, they will do anything to care of those soldiers. That’s what it’s all about."

Though the lie was intended to earn the 36-year-old convicted felon a lighter sentence, it actually had the opposite effect.

Swedish manufacturer Saab has signed an $87 million multi-year contract with the Army to furnish soldiers with the new and improved 85mm M3E1 Carl Gustaf recoilless rifles in the coming years

Do you want a safety brief? Because in the age of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, this is absolutely how you get a safety brief — and COVID-19, for that matter

It's supposed to help leaders "better connect with squad members and manage everyday tasks."

The Navy has not yet publicly released the sailor’s name pending next of kin notification

“They put together this whole report and did nothing with it. That blows my mind.”

Camp Century had a “Main Street,” a chapel, a movie theater, a gym, and 600 nuclear missiles.

Regner is an infantry officer who commissioned in May 2002.

"Militarism in America is in full bloom and promises a future of vigorous self-pollination."

A great big bushy beard!

"Just because someone can carry the weight, doesn't mean that it isn't heavy."

The Army is finally putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to prioritizing people

“Her loss has been felt in our formations and across the nation at large."

National Guard Maj. Adam DeMarco explains why he chose to testify before Congress on the precarious position the U.S. military was put in during the June clearing of Lafayette Square — and what it means for civil-military relations