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Sgt. Kelvonta K. Ellis, 22, was found dead in his room at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston on Sunday, officials said

'Donald Trump’s unprecedented efforts to further politicize our military by retaliating against Lt. Col. Vindman — for doing his patriotic duty of telling the truth under oath— are unconscionable.'

Despite investing millions in a high-tech gear and vehicle accountability system to prevent theft and misuse by foreign personnel, nearly half of Afghan security forces simply aren't using it due to lack of power and Internet connectivity

A former nursing assistant at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia has been charged with killing seven veteran patients by giving them lethal doses of insulin, according to court documents that were unsealed Tuesday

Snazzy

I watched a few hours of these videos over a long weekend, and once I was able to focus without my brain liquefying and dribbling out of my ears, I was able to categorize the wondrous varieties of inter-auto-macho video

This is the seventh Air Force crash since May

The Air Force on Monday awarded a nearly $1.2 billion contract to Boeing to produce its first lot of eight F-15EX fighter aircraft, the first new F-15 to roll off an assembly line for the service in more than 15 years

“I feel absolutely hopeful [the ship] will sail again"

Rest in peace, soldier

"He exhibited the courage that every Soldier is trained to exhibit and aspires to achieve"

Sixty percent of the time, it works every time

"Well, I kinda getting sick of this, and I hope you are too"

“We’re absolutely going to make sure it sails again,” said Rear Adm. Philip Sobeck.

17 sailors and four civilians are being treated for non-life threatening injuries, the Navy said.

The Navy confirmed that local, base and shipboard fire fighting teams were responding to a fire aboard the ship.

After years of portraying heroic soldiers, Tom Hanks is finally stepping into a sailor's uniform — and the real-life U.S. Navy couldn't be happier about it

Marine grunts in close combat formations will start receiving suppressors for their small arms at the end of this year

"The video does not accurately represent our unit COVID-19 mitigation policy or procedures."

When asked if the Fort Hood investigation would be conducted by Army officials, a defense official said "Hell to the no."