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'The love, care and friendship he offered those around him are irreplaceable, and we’ll never forget his friendly, welcoming smile.'

"She'll be fantastic"

What is happening at Fort Hood?

'Initial reports indicate the incident was not due to enemy contact.'

“What’s your favorite U.S. war crime?”

'This is just an effort to protect sensitive information.'

The Army may be working overtime to replace the Bradley Fighting Vehicle that's served the U.S. military since the 1980s, but that doesn't mean the tried-and-true battlewagon can't pick up some new tech in the process

But beyond his legacy as a comedian, Robin Williams' response to U.S. troops in Kuwait who turned their backs on him during a 2007 performance is worth remembering

'The encounters happen a few times each month and, this far, have been resolved without escalation.'

"Father Soldier Son" is a must-see.

Photos released on July 10 ahead of the second phase of the Army's Defense Europe exercise show an M1 Abrams main battle tank rocking an Israeli-made Trophy Active Protection System (APS)

"He just took it"

The airman was found at around 8:50 a.m. on Monday and was declared dead 20 minutes later

After two decades of failed attempts to do away with the Bradley Fighting Vehicle, the Army is taking one more stab at replacing its aging fleet of combat vehicles

'I don’t care what the military says. I’m supposed to make the decision.'

A string of photos that recently surfaced online offer a sense of the scale and scope of damage sustained by the amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard during last week's fire.

"When I got done watching this.....I shuttered and looked around as if somebody could see my embarrassment," wrote one commenter.

The U.S. military is effectively being held together by chewing gum and rubber bands.

Bad news, service members: the Pentagon will no longer permit you to let your freak flag fly.

The U.S. military has now banned the Confederate flag from military installations without specifically mentioning the flag in its new policy change