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The Marines were assaulting through a live-fire range when an errant high-explosive round landed nearby

An Air Force Special Tactics combat controller was found dead Thursday afternoon after he went missing during a surface training swim at a Florida naval base.

"What we don’t want people doing is having large formations"

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The U.S. government adopted a national biodefense strategy in 2018. Here's why it was still unprepared for rapid spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus

"If we can accommodate that, why shouldn’t we?”

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Students going to college on the G.I. Bill will continue to receive their monthly housing stipend, even as college courses transition online in an effort to limit the spread of the coronavirus.

Roughly two and a half thousand Marines are flying halfway around the world just to spend two weeks in isolation amid the global coronavirus pandemic.

'If he is alive we would very much like to get him back quickly,' President Donald Trump said on Thursday.

The cause of death is under investigation

Operation Resolute Support is currently assessing how many U.S. troops will have to stay in Afghanistan longer than expected.

Gen. Jim Mattis needed a plan to keep the 5,000 vehicles of the 1st Marine Division chugging into southern Iraq. And every good plan needs a few good Legos.

Marine 2Lt. Felippe Maher is charged with a number of offenses for allegedly being part of a white supremacist group, lying about it, and wrongfully trying to obtain steroids

The Air Force veteran who became the object of national ire after hoarding more than 17,000 bottles of hand sanitizer amid growing panic over the coronavirus pandemic is now under investigation for price gouging

There are currently 22 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Afghanistan.

“This action rightfully recognizes our veterans who triumphed against incredible odds."

All told, 24 Marines faced administrative or judicial action.

After two soldiers were grievously wounded by German anti-personnel mines, Army Pvt. William D. McGee went forward alone to rescue them.

Sometimes, the traditional teeth-and-maw of the A-10 Warthog just doesn't cut it — you need a motherf*cking mustache to inspire fear