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'Embarrassing things tend to get classified in this town.'

Staff Sgt. Virgill Thorpe, assigned to the 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, was shot and killed by police officers after they responding to a domestic disturbance call in Colorado Springs on the evening of April 19,

"Unless there is a groundswell of public indignation against this effort, it is very likely to happen within the next year."

A new World War II television series is coming, and this one is based on wildly popular first-person shooter Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30.

While Pfc. Tyrell Audain’s death remains under investigation, it was not caused by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

"It's [women] against [men] and [men] against [women]. And we're not united."

A Marine infantryman stationed created a petition calling on the Corps to allow him (and others) to get full-sleeve tattoos. To date it already has 44,800 signatures.

'We cannot telecommute to combat'

Lt. Col. Michael Kearney was commander of the Osan, Korea-based 51st Logistics Readiness Squadron

Don't feel guilty about spending too much time playing video games during the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic — Army tank crews are doing it too

Usually it costs money to get meds delivered at home through TRICARE. This bill aims to change that.

"This year, most likely, we’ll be standing six feet apart."

Now might not be the time for "mandatory fun"

A device called the COVID-19 Airway Management Isolation Chamber is the culmination of work by Army doctors around the country and could be the answer to the personal protective equipment (PPE) shortages impacting health care workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 fight

Communications networks made up of Internet-enabled "biological nodes" like birds and dogs outfitted with wireless technology could function as transient network hubs for military personnel in contested battlefields, according to Navy research

The latest cases of the coronavirus were discovered as Bravo company was nearing the end of its 14-day quarantine period.

'This investigation will build on the good work of the initial inquiry to provide a more fulsome understanding of the sequence of events, actions, and decisions of the chain of command surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt.'

Navy Capt. Nate Schneider was fired on Tuesday as commander of the Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training.

'Upon final approval, service members entitled to receive the Purple Heart will be notified by their leadership.'