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"He was an outstanding paratrooper and friend."

"I would go on to serve two deployments to Iraq as a soldier and one deployment to Afghanistan as a civilian advisor, and each time, I would feel the physical manifestation of the grief I felt after losing my brother"

Byron Booker, a 27-year-old sergeant who left the Army in May, has been charged with murdering Spc. Austin Hawk sometime in the early morning hours of June 17 at Fort Stewart in Georgia

“Words can not begin to explain the shock, grief, pain and dismay we feel having lost three remarkable members of our Guard family."

Tech Sgt. Cory Reeves has been discharged from the Air Force a year after being demoted for alleged ties to a white nationalist group.

Rest in peace.

'My advice to soldiers is, don’t spend the money if you don’t have to.'

Rest in peace, Sgt. Hughes.

The Marine Corps will pay some of its pilots retention bonuses of nearly a quarter-million dollars in order to address "shortfalls" in the service's aviation community.

The first look at multiplayer content for the newest addition to the Call of Duty franchise, Black Ops Cold War, just dropped today, and let me tell you... it's a lot better than I feared.

Forget the invisible F-35 and the super-duper missile: there's apparently a brand new weapons system that's captured the commander-in-chief's attention — and it's of the nuclear variety

These are the war stories we need more of.

Former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis raised his knife hand (not in anger) to reenlist a lucky Marine corporal last month in Yakima, Wash.

Another one.

Information Systems Technician 2nd Class Ian McKnight had been missing since Sept. 6.

"We take this very, very seriously."

"Regardless of which uniform we wear, we’re not immune from life’s challenges, including thoughts of suicide."

The Air Force deployed an unusual new system during a recent exercise: "robot dogs" designed to enhance the situational awareness of security forces during a mission

23 years ago, the Taliban drove Pvt. Atiqullah Assadi and his family from their home in Afghanistan. Now, he's a United States Marine, and he intends to go back.

More money. More taxes.