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Master Chief Navy Counselor Franklin Tiongco was fired on May 13.

More than 10,000 ISIS fighters currently imprisoned in Syria by the U.S. military's allies in the country are on the brink of a "mass breakout," according to Defense Department's top watchdog

We asked Chris Carter if the American public's interest in UFOs has waned. Here's what he had to say.

After years of funding woes, Air Force Special Operations Command is on track to fire a high-powered laser weapon from an AC-130 gunship sometime in fiscal year 2022

Buckle up, Marines!

You don’t become a Thunderbird pilot without quick reflexes, and that was evident over Los Angeles on Friday.

“It’s just good to come out here and put flags out for the people that represented our country."

Thirteen sailors aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt, have tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) after recovering from the disease and being permitted to return to the ship

The Defense Department's latest disclosures about UFOs have not made a dent in the news cycle.

An instructor pilot assigned to the Alaska Air National Guard was sentenced to four weeks in a Singapore jail on Wednesday for violating the country's COVID-19 stay-at-home orders

The Government Accountability Office has agreed to investigate how the Department of Veterans Affairs is handling state-run veterans homes, amid growing reports of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) related-deaths at facilities across the country.

"There's no one who would be better serving by his side than someone whose soul embodies the type of selfless service and resilience that makes this nation great: Retired Lt. Col. Tammy Duckworth."

Enjoy your stay!

The Air Force only has about 186 F-22s in its inventory

COVID-19 is a stark reminder that America’s defense requires more than the Department of Defense

"Our times call for us to stop relying upon our history’s greatest hits, the same old battle-weary warriors who are only good anymore for a quick fix of patriotic nostalgia: The most underrated part of leadership is good management"

Will Chesney, a Navy SEAL who participated in the May 2, 2011 raid that killed Osama Bin Laden, was recently told by the Navy to remove the Navy Special Warfare insignia from cover of his new book, despite the fact that a dozen other novels and memoirs seem to be sporting it as well.

"One problem is we can call this or that number or call the chaplain, without realizing the person in that dark space doesn’t want help. We’ve got to give them a reason to call that number."

Another 18 crew members who are not showing symptoms have been taken off the ship as a precaution

A federal grand jury on Tuesday indicted Jonathan Yates, 51, on seven charges, including sexual and civil rights abuses, stemming from his time as a doctor at the Veterans Affairs Medical center in Beckley, West Virginia.