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Army chief warrant officer sentenced to life in prison for sexually abusing a minor
Army

Army chief warrant officer sentenced to life in prison for sexually abusing a minor

His command "will take appropriate action against him," a press release said.

Army investigating pamphlet that identified ‘Make America Great Again’ slogan as white supremacy
Army

Army investigating pamphlet that identified ‘Make America Great Again’ slogan as white supremacy

"Heads should roll," Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) said.

Top VA executive steered $5 million contract to friend for services the agency ‘could not use,’ IG says
United States

Top VA executive steered $5 million contract to friend for services the agency ‘could not use,’ IG says

Shelby resigned from the VA in July 2018.

It’s official: A woman is joining the ranks of Army Special Forces for the first time in history
Army

It’s official: A woman is joining the ranks of Army Special Forces for the first time in history

A female National Guard soldier has successfully graduated from Army Special Forces training and is joining the elite Green Berets for the first time in U.S. military history

The US military is losing the sniper war against Russia
Russia

The US military is losing the sniper war against Russia

The U.S. military has a problem: when it comes to long-range precision fires, infantry forces are outgunned by Russia at every turn

After six months of sickness, death, and turmoil, the USS Theodore Roosevelt’s cruise is ending
Navy

After six months of sickness, death, and turmoil, the USS Theodore Roosevelt’s cruise is ending

The USS Theodore Roosevelt is expected to return to San Diego on Thursday,

The Army approved Vindman’s promotion months ago, and cleared him of ‘allegations of misconduct’
Army

The Army approved Vindman’s promotion months ago, and cleared him of ‘allegations of misconduct’

The Army found "allegations of misconduct" against Vindman unsubstantiated.

Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, key witness in Trump impeachment, announces retirement
Army

Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, key witness in Trump impeachment, announces retirement

"LTC Vindman's patriotism has cost him his career," his attorney said.

More than 90 lawmakers demand an investigation into the Army’s handling of Vanessa Guillén case
Army

More than 90 lawmakers demand an investigation into the Army’s handling of Vanessa Guillén case

"We are dismayed that we must ask these questions in the wake of SPC Guillén’s disappearance."

Army Humvee stolen at gunpoint in Arkansas
Army

Army Humvee stolen at gunpoint in Arkansas

It was found wrecked on Fort Chaffee.

Sorry, Marines: Getting totally drunk may not actually help you max out your PFT scores
Marine Corps

Sorry, Marines: Getting totally drunk may not actually help you max out your PFT scores

Someone had to ask.

Shelter in place lifted after active shooter reported at Marine Corps base in 29 Palms, California
Marine Corps

Shelter in place lifted after active shooter reported at Marine Corps base in 29 Palms, California

Japanese coast guard recovers body of Marine sergeant who drowned off Japan coast
Marine Corps

Japanese coast guard recovers body of Marine sergeant who drowned off Japan coast

Marine Sgt. Tyler M. Rankin went missing on July 2, 2020. The Japanese Coast Guard found his body three days later.

air force
Air Force

Meet the first and only Air Force pilot to shoot down a satellite

"Things in orbit around the Earth have to move at very high velocities, and hitting something at very high velocity is very difficult."

Pentagon announces death of soldier in Kosovo
Army

Pentagon announces death of soldier in Kosovo

Rest in Peace

Fire official says Navy petty officer lied about saving two children from a burning home
Navy

Fire official says Navy petty officer lied about saving two children from a burning home

'At no time was he inside the structure and at no time did he physically remove any person from the building.'

In new WWII video game ‘Medic: Pacific Corpsman’ you’ll have to decide who you can save, and who you can’t
Entertainment

In new WWII video game ‘Medic: Pacific Corpsman’ you’ll have to decide who you can save, and who you can’t

Unlike other military games, which tend to focus on killing as many enemy soldiers as possible, in "Medic: Pacific Corpsman" your job is to save lives.

Lawmaker wants investigator to look into white extremism and racial bias in the military
United States

Lawmaker wants investigator to look into white extremism and racial bias in the military

'The department has been talking about these problems for decades, nibbling around the edges, while too little progress has been made too slowly.'

Here’s why you packed on the pounds after the military
Fitness

Here’s why you packed on the pounds after the military

It’s finally happened: You’re out of the military. Nobody’s going to tell you what to do, or what to eat. You’re going to savor every unrestricted bite. Somehow, though, your pants don’t fit like they used to. You feel more tired, and you’re drowning in stuff you never had to think about before. You know what your body was capable of during your service, so what happened?

Tom Hanks unleashes hell on Nazi submarines in ‘Greyhound,’ streaming on Apple TV this week
Navy

Tom Hanks unleashes hell on Nazi submarines in ‘Greyhound,’ streaming on Apple TV this week

Tom Hanks' highly anticipated World War II naval drama, Greyhound won't be getting a theatrical release, though on the upside, it'll be available for streaming through Apple TV starting July 10.