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Nothing to see here, U.S. military says.

The Army has selected Bell Helicopter's V-280 Valor and Boeing and Sikorsky's SB>1 Defiant to move forward as part of the Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft’s (FLRAA) Competitive Demonstration and Risk Reduction Program (CD&RR) program.

No U.S military branch is complete without a line of gun-toting action figures, and with your help, the Space Force could finally get its plastic treatment … though with a few Sci-Fi twists.

A building full of unsuspecting Russians were treated to a nasty surprise on Sunday when a military helicopter accidentally fired a "volley" at their apartment complex

The man who was stabbed died after being taken to a local hospital, police said

Calling out the military to fight the coronavirus sounds like a good idea, but the Defense Department only has so many doctors and hospital beds to help.

"A shift in promotion timing will not negatively affect advancement or critical career development for our Soldiers and officers."

The endless pursuit of lethality combined with perverse incentives for commanders means the U.S. military’s reserve component risks being left in the lurch by the government’s broad response to COVID-19

“We’ve approached it similarly to how we operate in combat.”

The Navy and U.S. Special Operations Command conducted a first-of-its-kind exercise last week: tasking the beloved AC-130 gunship to seek out and destroy small surface threats in the Arabian Sea.

The Space Force on March 9 declared initial operation capability for the Counter Communications System Block 10.2, a transportable electronic warfare system designed to jam enemy satellite communications

While it is not yet clear who launched the latest rocket attack on Camp Taji, the airstrikes on Kata’ib Hezbollah have not stopped tensions in Iraq from escalating further.

The 1st Armored Division on Saturday shared a photo to Twitter of the name 'coronavirus' emblazoned on the 155 mm gun of an M109A6 Paladin self-propelled howitzer

The U.S. military deployed fighter jets to intercept two pairs of Russian aircraft as they entered the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone on Saturday, North American Aerospace Defense Command announced, the second and third intercepts of Russian aircraft in the area this week

As if the Pentagon's lethality obsession couldn't get any weirder

For the US military's top space officials, there is a place somewhere in the Pentagon where everyone knows your name.

A fresh barrage of rockets struck a base housing U.S. and other coalition troops north of Baghdad, U.S. military officials announced Saturday, just days after a similar attack killed two U.S. service members there.

With the U.S. in a state of national emergency over the spread of the coronavirus within the country and movement for DoD personnel restricted around the world, there's a chance that you'll eventually find yourself holed up in your home or barracks for the foreseeable future — which also means you'll find yourself bored as hell.

Wash your hands, infidels.