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Maj. Gen. William F. Mullen retired in 2020 as the commander of Training and Education Command, and was recently in Ukraine reviewing military training there.

How a job candidate gets an offer.

Air Force Staff Sergeant Jorge Delgado was killed and three hurt in a June 29 vehicle accident at the Montana base. Two responders were injured while on the scene of the crash.

A total of 18 sailors, nine Marines, and nine Department of Air Force personnel have been killed in motorcycle crashes since October.

Every squad in the Army may soon carry at least one of the mini-'SBS' drones that New York National Guard soldiers trained with at Fort Drum, New York.

The Army is counting on a singular, multiyear contract to keep production steady and overall costs down at a time when demand for the munition is high.

Doris 'Lucki' Allen saw a North Vietnamese build up of troops and correctly warned that a major attack was coming. But as an enlisted Black woman, her calls went unheard.

Christian Beyer was arrested in November 2023 after posting a series of YouTube videos threatening several specific soldiers at the Army base.

Maj. Gen. Phillip Stewart was convicted of conduct unbecoming of an officer and dereliction of duty.

Retired Lt. Col. Paul J. Freeman is accused of sharing “vulnerabilities” with unauthorized recipients.

The body of an Army veteran killed in Ukraine last fall has been recovered and will be returned to his family soon.

Maj. Gen. Phillip Stewart faces charges for sexual assault, an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate officer, adultery, dereliction of duty and conduct unbecoming.

A new class of students at two of the five service academies reported for summer basic training this week. It didn't go well for them.

Phoenix Hanna died on June 18 after falling while surfing. His father said his death marks "the first time since 1967 that there hasn’t been a Hanna on active duty."

The instability in Syria that gave birth to ISIS has not been resolved, said the top U.S. commander of Operation Inherent Resolve.

Air Force Lt. Col. Brent P. Byng was arrested in Florida. He had led the 19th Special Operations Squadron for little more than a month.

The new directives released Wednesday are aimed at defining the often-murky ties to violent groups and activity.

The former UCMJ Article 125 prohibited "consensual sodomy."