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A new inspector general report marks a grim milestone.

The service's conditions-based approach helps lay out a framework for how installations can get back to normal.

The federal government and National Guard are friends with no benefits.

Hyperdrive to the danger zone!

If confirmed by the Senate, Louis Bremer would become the Pentagon's first permanent top civilian overseeing special operations since June

Who did this?!

President Trump's purge of the so-called 'deep state' now extends to top Pentagon positions.

Director Spike Lee plans on dropping viewers into the shit when his new war drama premieres on Netflix next month

“They did what they were supposed to do without hesitation, and for that I get to be here"

"The government remembers those who made noble sacrifices to defend a strange country 70 years ago, and we hope they will proudly tell their posterity about the choice they made so many years ago"

"All indications suggest we will be operating in a globally-persistent COVID-19 environment in the months ahead"

"Except at the beginning, we never really fought to win."

Capt. Erica Hoffmann was relieved of command on Monday.

"I was determined that I would not take no for an answer, and pushed hard to show that I could do the job.”

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.