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Thousands of paratroopers with the 82nd Airborne Division have no timeline for when they will be coming home

The sailor had tested positive for COVID-19 on March 30 and at the time of hospitalization was in a 14-day isolation period, the Navy said

Former Veterans Affairs secretary David Shulkin says that the department isn't doing enough to protect its healthcare workers — and that could have dire consequences as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.

As the Global War on Terror enters its 19th year, new research underscores how different states are bearing the human costs of the forever wars

More than two-thirds of service members who voted in the 2018 elections submitted an absentee ballot.

A group of militants recently took a shot at an Air Force C-130 Hercules — and got their asses handed to them in the process

We can't f'ing wait.

The pilot declared an in-flight emergency before bringing the plane down without landing gear, Moody Air Force Base officials said

ADAPTER would take the form of an “implantable or ingestible bioelectronic carrier that can provide warfighters control over their own physiology,” according to DARPA

Abdullah Orakzai, also known as Aslam Farooqi, was arrested alongside 19 other militants in a "targeted and sophisticated operation," Afghanistan's National Directorate of Security said in a statement

"I was retirement eligible in October 1973," Tatigian said three years ago. "If you love what you do and derive a sense of personal worthiness, it's not really work.”

More than 1,000 Veterans Affairs employees have tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), according to data provided to Task & Purpose by the VA.

"The Marine Corps considers N95 masks to be prioritized for medical personnel."

"I know what I have to do save the ship."

At least two sailors assigned to the USS Nimitz has tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in the last week, Politico reports, the Navy's fourth aircraft carrier to report a positive case of the virus among its crew

McPherson retired in 2006 as the Judge Advocate General of the Navy

Team Rubicon is calling on state governors and members of Congress to allow former military medical personnel to be credentialed so they can help overburdened hospitals amidst the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

Modly is officially out.

No new Navy recruits are expected to arrive at boot camp until April 19.

"You have to be ready to shoot at any time, always looking for the action, the emotion that tells some kind of a story"