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"Jack Keane is a visionary, a brilliant strategist and an American hero," Trump said.

"There are many details still being worked and discussed with our Allies and partners."

A salvo of more than 15 small rockets struck Camp Taji in Iraq late Wednesday night, killing two Americans and one British national, Reuters and Fox News report.

Each sailor’s family will receive the Purple Hearts at private ceremonies that will be scheduled later

Perhaps the military is learning about the sunk cost fallacy.

Of all the ground vehicles in the Army's arsenal, this stretch Humvee may be the most unusual — or the flyest

Expect more cancellations.

A sweeping new exhibit chronicles how African-American involvement in WWI helped pave the way for the civil rights movement.

The two-page decree is expected to be made public soon by the Afghan government.

Maybe the Taliban has a FOIA office?

The U.S. military is apparently providing some form of "limited support" for the Taliban as part of the terror group's fight against ISIS in Afghanistan

Esper postponed the trip 'out of an abundance of caution'

Spc. Jesse Spyker, 20, was referred to court-martial on Feb. 21

The Army is putting its Extended Range Cannon Artillery system through its paces

Gunnery Sgt. Diego D. Pongo, 34, and Capt. Moises A. Navas, 34, were killed in Iraq on March 8, 2020

“Project Pele involves the development of a safe, mobile and advanced nuclear microreactor to support a variety of DOD missions, such as generating power for remote operating bases."

Navy Capt. Michael O. Enriquez has been temporarily re-assigned to Naval Medical Center San Diego.

The long goodbye begins.

A DoD official said the privatized housing issue is "not the systemic issue that it sounds like it is."

Thousands of sailors serve aboard aircraft carriers. What happens if one gets sick with the coronavirus?