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The Taliban may have already abandoned its pledge to reduce violence in Afghanistan.

The Navy veteran was one of the only candidates with military experience.

Trump did not say when he would meet with Taliban leaders.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper called the 14-month timeline in the agreement “aspirational.”

Repeat after me: This is not how 'The Stand' begins.

In an upcoming 60 Minutes interview, retired Chief Petty Officer Eddie Gallagher — the Navy SEAL who was charged with murdering an ISIS prisoner in 2017 before his acquittal in 2019 — says that it was "wrong" for him to pose for photos with the dead ISIS fighter

Just in case you were wondering

Among the five victims of a shooting at a Milwaukee brewery on Wednesday was a former sailor who served aboard a nuclear submarine for four years until separating from the Navy in 2018.

The Commandant of the Marine Corps has directed the Corps to immediately go to work on bringing more women into the infantry and other jobs that were previously restricted to men only, according to a Feb. 20 memo obtained by Task & Purpose.

It is not clear how long this suspension will last.

With his new Netflix comedy special, comedian Pete Davidson decided to revisit that time more than a year ago when he made a joke about Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-Texas), a former Navy SEAL who lost his eye in an IED strike in Afghanistan.

Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein updated the lyrics of the official Air Force song on Thursday to recognize the service and achievements of female airmen.

"This matter is a high priority for our office."

The Marine Corps is drawing down again.

The Air Force's brand new combat rescue helicopter is ready for a fight — and now it has the cheeky new designation to prove it

You done messed up.

Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger has ordered all Confederate paraphernalia to be removed from Marine Corps installations, his spokesman confirmed on Wednesday

A gun owner or enthusiast owes it to themselves to stay up to date on laws, training, and legal protection

US. Indo-Pacific Command has restricted all non-essential travel to South Korea a day after a U.S. service member there tested positive for the coronavirus in the military’s first confirmed case, officials said

"What I don’t want to do is promise a right that I can’t deliver on," Secretary Esper said on Wednesday.