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"We need to hear from you STAT!" an email from the Army read.

More than a week after Defense Secretary Mark Esper said he had no intention of putting a moratorium on large gatherings, the Pentagon has done precisely that

America's battle with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) may be at a turning point, at least, according to Waffle House

In light of theater closures amid the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, comic book and Vin Diesel fans alike will now be able to catch Sony Pictures' Bloodshot months ahead of schedule

Social media: where the rules are made up, the points don't matter, and virtually every single error is unforced

“Protecting the health of the force and the American people are our top priorities," Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said.

Despite persistent rumors that martial-law is around the corner, the National Guard is not being mobilized to enforce a nation-wide quarantine.

“We need to be just selling and closing the deal over the phone and utilizing this terrible event in our favor."

The US military could still be battling COVID-19 in July.

“I’m just a soldier, just like any other one."

"This is a telling indicator of leadership failure."

The Mercy, an 894-foot-long converted oil tanker, will have 1,128 medical professionals, 1,000 beds and nine fully-staffed operating rooms to treat patients

The U.S. military may have scaled back its massive Defense-Europe 20 exercise in Europe due to the global novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, but Russia is moving full steam ahead with its own military war games on Ukraine's doorstep

Don't expect more guidance from the top.

The Sikh Coalition has a few lingering questions for the Navy, which approved the uncovered wearing of a range of articles of faith on March 16

The number of US troops who have tested positive for COVID-19 has jumped to 133.

An M1 Abrams main battle tank belonging to 2nd Battalion, 12th Cavalry Regiment caught fire on Thursday at Fort Hood, Texas

Over the next 10 years, the Marine Corps would shrink from 186,000 to about 170,000 active-duty Marines.

Two Navy hospital ships are also being dispatched to each coast.