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
An Army reservist and police officer in Springfield, Missouri was shot and killed on Sunday night in a mass shooting incident that left four others dead, law enforcement officials said
Here are 9 military movies from the ‘90s that capture the spirit of that decade.
When it came to detecting nuclear, biological and chemical agents, Marine Corps planners decided they something more low-tech. Really low-tech.
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.”