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August 9 marks the anniversary of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki.

A 3rd Special Forces Group (Airborne) photo went especially viral for all the wrong reasons

The Army is launching an accelerated effort to find commercially-available technologies to provide new and enhanced capabilities for the service's arsenal of soldier-wielded weapons

Maj. Gen. Scott Efflandt "will remain in command at Fort Hood ... during the ongoing independent review of the command climate"

An 18-year-old National Guard private has been accused of killing his neighbor to "become 'TikTok famous'"

Yeah, we're talking about the cereal scene.

None of these 10 Marines are MARSOC critical skills operators or special operations officers

Just 10,588 burn-pit claims have been filed since Sept. 11, 2001, Veterans Affairs said in response to a Freedom of Information Act request from a veterans advocacy group

Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy seemed to confirm what many already suspected when he offered a sobering analysis of the fallout surrounding the alleged murder of Spc. Vanessa Guillén: there's something rotten at Fort Hood

“I grew up with a rifle in my hand"

The Defense Department expects to stand up its first battalion of Stryker vehicles outfitted with high-powered laser weapons by some time next year, Army officials say

"We are not drawing down and, at times, will have a greater number of Marines here than before"

"Most believe that it was an accident, as reported"

Say it with me now: talking robots

Troops in Japan are apparently breaking quarantine for hookups

The Army has released new footage from the hypersonic missile test it executed with the Navy back in March, the first public look at a U.S. military hypersonic glide body in action from launch to impact

"We will revisit our relationship with the Museum when I am convinced that they have made the necessary changes to ensure this type of behavior does not happen again"

Before you head to the fallout shelter, keep in mind that experts do not believe Tuesday’s explosion was a nuclear detonation

The team will start streaming again "in the near future."

After a group of mariners became stranded on a deserted island in Micronesia, they scrawled out a gigantic "SOS" in the sand and hoped for the best. As it turns it out, that's a pretty good way to get spotted by rescuers