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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.
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."
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
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
'The department has been talking about these problems for decades, nibbling around the edges, while too little progress has been made too slowly.'
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.
Remains of Vanessa Guillen positively identified, family attorney says
"We are at a loss for words."
‘He will be severely missed’ — Soldier killed in vehicle rollover accident in Afghanistan
Our thoughts are with Spc. Ibarria's loved ones.
British Army shares video trolling US Army on Independence Day with ‘cuppa tea’ recipe
Well played. Very well played.
‘Nothing like this should ever happen to one of our own’ — Army leaders call for justice in case of Vanessa Guillen
"As an Army, we stand with Vanessa’s family and we’re committed to finding out how this happened."
10 amazing ‘Murica pics to get your July 4th weekend started right
After all, what's more 'Murica than the U.S. military?
‘ISIS Files’ launch: Thousands of documents reveal the terror group’s inner workings
The documents were obtained around the beginning in 2015.
Pentagon authorizes two awards for troops involved in COVID-19 response
As of July 1, roughly 5,500 active-duty troops and more than 31,600 National Guardsmen were still taking part in coronavirus response efforts.
Vanessa Guillen was murdered in her unit armory on the day she went missing, attorney says
"Vanessa Guillen is a loss to all of us."
Woman who faked her own death after she got caught defrauding the VA out of $300,000 is headed to prison
A woman who staged her own death to avoid going to prison for bilking the Department of Veterans Affairs out of almost $300,000 is very much alive, and very much headed to prison.