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The new commercial series “Uncommon is Calling” gets at the heart of Gen Zers who hate the 9-to-5 corporate life but also want careers with flexibility and meaning.

“Turbo Weasel” was named to pay tribute to the 480th Fighter Squadron, which is tasked with suppressing enemy air defenses, also known as “Wild Weasel” missions.

The U.S. military has resumed air and missile strikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen. The strikes are going after “a much broader set of targets” in Yemen than before.

An Army historian felt that while the film's iconic and terrifying D-Day landing scenes were realistic, the rest of the film's action and plot made it a “typical World War II movie.”

For Mendoza, the film is deeply personal.

Elon Musk called the idea "Starfleet Academy," as two former Army officers think a new academy should bring elite high-tech focused high school students together, close to the brainpower of Silicon Valley.

The Army has unveiled the designs for the service’s new Mountaineering and Mariner Badges, which soldiers should be able to buy later this year.

Denzel Washington reenacted the heroics of Sgt. William Carney. Senate Democrats called recent removals from a Pentagon website a "middle finger to veterans."

The Army's new arctic and extreme cold weather operations manual covers everything from ambushes and evacuations to how chaplains can keep wine warm for services in extreme cold.

The earlier you start the better.

The Pentagon may soon cut up to 8% of its civilian workforce. Over 330,000 veterans work for Department of Defense, close to half of the total workforce.

A certified badass.

WWII introduced service members to rampant malaria, and they got creative with how to counter the insectoid enemy that carried the disease. 

Cuts to travel recommended by the Department of Government Efficiency left remote ASVAB testing sites shuttered without staffs to administer tests.

Soldiers should be able to purchase the Master Combat Infantryman Badge, the Master Combat Medical Badge, and the Master Combat Action Badge starting around March 21.

Every Marine diagnosed with a painful skin condition that may prevent them from shaving will have to be reevaluated by a medical officer within 90 days of a March 13 Marine administrative message.

Thinking quickly on his feet and leaning into his training, a jumpmaster acting as the flight ‘safety’ grabbed a soldier whose static line had wrapped around his neck.

The attack on the Navy ships come a day after the USS Harry S. Truman and its support ships carried out several strikes inside Yemen.

Space Force is looking to expand its offensive capabilities with energy rays, jamming systems and more traditional weapons.

The strikes on Houthi sites in Yemen comes after the group said it would restart attacks in the Red Sea following weeks of calm.