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"It's as much about refinement and ... perfecting it, as much as it is, yeah, if you can give them a little rest along the way, that's pretty good too."

"The valor we are recognizing today happened at the most tactical level – face to face fighting, close quarters combat, hand grenade range"

The Russian vessel came within 60 yards of a U.S. Navy destroyer before altering course

The official Facebook page for Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego seems to be having a bit of a technical crisis...

Two airmen were found unresponsive in a dorm room at around 6:30 on Thursday night at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany, the Air Force said in a press release

Nice.

The Army risks raising the ire of President Donald Trump, who pardoned Golsteyn on Nov. 15, little more than three months before the former Green Beret was expected to stand trial for murder.

An Army lieutenant is heading to court for allegedly enlisting the aid of another military officer to help him buy guns to illegally sell to a convicted felon, before the firearms made their way into the hands of a drug trafficker who was busted with the weapons, and $4 million worth of heroin.

The jackets are "one way to signify the outstanding achievement of our Surface Warfare Officers"

Deputies smelled "a strong odor of marijuana" coming from the SUV.

The incident is still being investigated.

Marines with the I Marine Expeditionary Force will be the first to receive the Corps's first new amphibious vehicle since Vietnam, Task & Purpose has learned

"Some people say it's mechanical," said President Trump. "I personally don't think that's even a question."

The Chinese military is exploring a potential laser weapon system to mount on various aircraft to give them an extra edge in a dogfight

Task & Purpose reporter Haley Britzky explains how she found out that a military policy meant to help victims of domestic violence may end up doing more harm than good, due to an unforeseen loophole.

The colonel has been in the Air Force since 1996 and flown combat missions in Iraq.

'The points of impact were close enough to personnel and equipment and so on and so forth, I believe based on what I saw and what I knew that they were attempting to cause structural damage; destroy vehicles and equipment and aircraft; and to kill personnel.'

'General Miller carries the weapon which makes the most sense from a METT-T [Mission, Enemy, Terrain, Troops, and Time] perspective. General Miller, in Farah Province in 2019, was armed with a M1911.'

A Marine infantry battalion at Camp Lejeune has still not located the pair of rifles that went missing in a training area in North Carolina late December

Iran launched more than a dozen ballistic missiles at U.S. and coalition personnel stationed in Iraq on Tuesday night in retaliation for the U.S. killing of Iranian commander Maj. Gen. Qasem Soleimani.