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The U.S. may have fallen in love with the Multi-Role Adaptive Design (MRAD) bolt-action multi-caliber sniper rifle from Barrett Firearms, but that doesn't mean that U.S. Special Operations Command isn't considering its options when it comes to long-range precision fires
Most of those infected originally tested negative.
The number of National Guard personnel who have been mobilized to respond to civil unrest tripled from 5,000 to more than 17,000 in just one day
Dirty magazines... when we say dirty magazines, we know you’re thinking of the ones your buddy snuck in a care package and sent you downrange. Sure, that may have put you in a little bit of trouble, but let’s be honest: your First Sergeant would be secretly thanking you for the centerfolds if he confiscated it. No, we’re talking about a different dirty magazine that could get you in trouble. Real trouble.
The National World War II memorial was one of several monuments on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., that were scrawled with graffiti over the weekend
A shooting at Grand Forks Air Force Base on Monday killed two service members with the 319th Reconnaissance Wing
Of the 16 affected cadets, 14 tested positive for the antibody which indicates they contracted the virus and recovered from it.
It's been nearly three years since since the Army took delivery of the first of its souped-up new version of the M1 Abrams main battle tank, and the service's first brigade of upgraded warhorses is officially ready to bring the pain downrange
"Only our best should be extended the privilege of commanding Marines."
Minnesota's governor has not requested help from active-duty troops so far.
Col. Bradley Moses was head of 3rd Special Forces Group during the deadly ambush.
Trump’s line about looting and shooting conjures up ghosts from the National Guard's past, such as the shooting at Kent State University in 1970.
"These new lyrics speak more accurately to all we do, all that we are and all that we strive to be as a profession of arms."
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Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s especially important to acknowledge those who are lending a hand in their communities.
After the military, it’s common for military members to continue their service. With the support of their employers and community organizations, an impressive number of veterans give back to their communities through nonprofit organizations and volunteer hours.
Staff Sgt. Kalvin D. Taylor, 26, was arrested on Wednesday for possession of nearly 15 pounds of marijuana, an excessive number of Xanax pills, and a firearm
Behold, international military alliances at their finest
U.S. Special Operations Command is still in the market for a lightweight, compact personal defense weapon chambered in .300 Blackout
“He won’t call himself a hero, but I will,” Leavenworth's police chief told reporters. “He saved countless lives. His actions were extraordinary, and he should be commended for that"