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Heroes, all.

"This is not a mission for which troops have been trained and equipped; it would put both them and their fellow Americans at great risk"

I’m thinking … about my own experiences, that didn’t always sing of liberty and equality. I’m thinking about living in two worlds, each with their own perspective and views.”

The withdrawal of active-duty forces from around the nation's capital continues

The Army immediately grounded the crew as soon as the investigation was launched on Monday

If you do nothing else as leaders, let’s commit to being really good listeners.

"We cannot answer with empty words and think of ourselves as patriots. Instead, we must fight to undo the racist policies and cultural norms that have been telling African-American veterans that they don’t count for far too long"

U.S. special operations forces are currently testing and evaluating a smart fire control and rifle sight system downrange in Syria, U.S. Special Operations Command says

"We must have a plan to keep vets safe but also keep claims moving forward.”

It's really happening this time.

"We are better than this. Stand up for what is right."

The Army reservist who plotted with two military veterans on inciting violence amid peaceful protests over the death of George Floyd in Nevada had at least one prior run-in with law enforcement, according to records obtained by Task & Purpose

Medal of Honor recipient Daniel Inouye's life reads like the origin story of a super hero, so it seems only natural that he should recieve the comic book treatment.

Army Brig. Gen. Michael Harvey was suspended on June 2. He has not been relieved of command

The Army will likely end up spending upwards of $1.57 billion to develop a replacement for the Bradley Fighting Vehicle that's served the U.S. military for nearly four decades, according to a new assessment from the Government Accountability Office — and that's just for a fleet of 28 prototypes

Since the earliest days of his presidency, President Donald Trump has showered "his generals" with an absurd amount of adoration, transforming America's military brass from mere advisors to symbols of legitimacy and trust within his administration. Those days are over

Whoa.

The USS Gerald R. Ford may be on a steady march towards its first formal deployment, but the much-vaunted supercarrier is still facing major technical problems in two of its most critical systems, according to a new assessment from the Government Accountability Office

The D.C. National Guard is investigating why this helicopter was hovering so low over protesters.

For paralyzed veterans, even some of the most fundamental, and crucial, aspects of their daily life have been upended by the coronavirus pandemic.