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The Army is putting its Extended Range Cannon Artillery system through its paces

Gunnery Sgt. Diego D. Pongo, 34, and Capt. Moises A. Navas, 34, were killed in Iraq on March 8, 2020

“Project Pele involves the development of a safe, mobile and advanced nuclear microreactor to support a variety of DOD missions, such as generating power for remote operating bases."

Navy Capt. Michael O. Enriquez has been temporarily re-assigned to Naval Medical Center San Diego.

The long goodbye begins.

Thousands of sailors serve aboard aircraft carriers. What happens if one gets sick with the coronavirus?

"You have to put your mind to it, don't quit, try your hardest and keep a positive attitude."

AFRICOM claims that the al-Shabaab leader they killed in an airstrike last month was likely Bashir Mohamed Mahamoud, who may have played a role in the deadly Manda Bay attack.

At least 15 troops were killed in vehicle training accidents last year, and now several of their families are pressuring Congress and the military to take action.

A U.S. Marine assigned to Fort Belvoir, VA, a mere 40 minutes’ drive south of Washington D.C., tested positive for coronavirus on Saturday, the Office of the Secretary of Defense announced.

Hossein Sheikholeslam, an adviser to Iran's foreign minister who took part in the U.S. Embassy hostage crisis, died late on March 5.

"You get an F in armor identification."

“This nearly 20-year-old investigation demonstrates NCIS’ relentless pursuit of truth and justice."

The novel coronavirus has spread to 94 countries since it was first detected in Wuhan, China earlier this year.

The “Flying Tigers” printed out amazingly vibrant helmet wraps to wear into battle

"I really had no idea what I was doing. I got one big laugh and that was it."

The new behind-the-scenes trailer for "The Outpost" lays out how the film intends to tell the story of one of the most desperate battles of America's recent wars.

It may not be sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads, but transporting half a pod of dolphins across the country in the belly of a cargo plane is quite the sight to behold

The 75th annual Reunion of Honor set to take place on the island of Iwo Jima has been cancelled out of an "abundance of caution" due to fears of the coronavirus.

U.S. Forces Korea has restricted military personnel from "attending non-essential off-installation activities and social events," which includes dining out, which may explain the decision to offer a hefty discount for restaurants on post.