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'Private Second Class Smither was an invaluable member of the Falcon Brigade and the 82nd Airborne Division.'

It is clear that defense industry is totally incompetent or deliberately slow rolling fixes to gouge taxpayers. Perhaps it's both.

''We always look at collateral damage and decisions are based on that. We want zero. Mines are part of that equation"

"We would rather be remembered for overreacting than under-reacting."

Someone painstakingly cut scenes from SpongeBob SquarePants ​and set it to Sam Mendes' World War I drama '​1917'

So far, all of troops have been diagnosed with mild Traumatic Brain Injury, but that could change because brain injury symptoms develop over time, said Army Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

"It is past time for Congress to finally do our Constitutional duty and vote on matters of war and peace"

A federal grand jury has convened in the criminal investigation into the suspicious deaths of 11 patients at a Veterans Affairs hospital in Clarksburg West, Virginia in 2018. The deaths are believed to be linked to improper insulin injections, which can be deadly for those who are not diabetic.

"If you're someone who enjoys nature, farming offers you solace and employment while letting you get back to living on your own timetable."

"The Afghanistan Papers," a confidential trove of interviews with top U.S. national security officials obtained by the Washington Post that showed a years-long effort to hide the truth about the war in Afghanistan, is getting the Hollywood treatment.

Under the new policy, landmines would be used only if they have a 30-day self-destruction or self-deactivation feature.

Every generation gets the overblown euphemism for geopolitical adversaries it deserves

The head of U.S. Africa Command is looking at security at all bases hosting U.S. troops on the continent following a deadly Jan. 5 attack on a base at Manda Bay, Kenya, which killed Army Spc. Henry Mayfield Jr. and U.S. contractors Dustin Harrison and Bruce Triplett

"Let their legacy of service and ultimate sacrifice be an enduring example for each of us."

The number of major aviation mishaps and associated fatalities among U.S. service members across all four main branches fell dramatically in fiscal year 2019, according to data reviewed by Task & Purpose

"As a cop, I love being able to help people, but upon discovering I could do it while being a character for Star Wars, I was hooked."

The Navy SEAL accused of strangling Army Special Forces Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar was promoted to chief petty officer two months after Melgar's death, according to a new report from The Daily Beast

"March Air Reserve Base and the DoD stand ready to provide housing support to Health and Human Services (HHS) as they work to handle the arrival of nearly 200 people."

"It delivers on all fronts of physical training"