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"The 10th Mountain Division mourns the loss of SPC Kimball, he will be missed from our formations."

"We have the counter-terrorism capacity to get the guys we need to get ... It shouldn't be any different in Afghanistan."

Yeah, because watching that at a crowded MWR totally won't be awkward.

A Marine colonel who walked free after a military appeals court decided it did not believe the 6-year-old girl whom he was convicted of sexually assaulting will retire as a lieutenant colonel with a less than honorable characterization of service, the Marine Corps confirmed on Wednesday

The Navy is stocking up on Tomahawks, and the Marine Corps is too for some reason

"To maintain readiness, the Army is now offering a bonus to incentivize them to stay in the military."

The Army announced on Tuesday the activation of V Corps, the latest development in the U.S. military's push to build up capabilities in Europe in the face of great power competition with Russia

'One U.S. Soldier had a minor superficial scratch while operating their equipment,' Army Col. Myles Caggins III tweeted on Wednesday. 'The soldier is back at work.'

The regulation formalizes a waiver process for future airmen seeking to wear turbans, hijab or beards

President Trump has approved a peace deal with the Taliban that may lead to the withdrawal of U.S. troops if the Taliban can commit to a reduction in violence for roughly one-week period later this month.

After nearly 70 years of service, the U.S. Air Force plans to begin divesting its fleet of U-2 Dragon Lady spy planes starting in fiscal year 2025, budget documents show

"Exceptional job performance does not matter if our Airmen do not live by our core values."

On Aug. 2, Rear Adm. Stephen Williamson was relieved as director of industrial operations at Naval Sea Systems Command after the Navy Inspector General's Office found he had a "consensual, but inappropriate, personal relationship," NAVSEA spokeswoman Colleen O'Rourke.

It's been less than a year after the Marine Corps's first new sniper rifle since the Vietnam War hit full operational capacity, and the service is already on the hunt for a brand new sniper system

The Navy plans on decommissioning its first four littoral combat ships in fiscal year 2021, the Navy announced on Monday, all of which have at least a decade of planned hull life remaining

President Donald Trump and members of his administration traveled to Dover Air Force in Delaware on Monday evening for the dignified transfer of the remains of two Army Special Forces soldiers killed in an insider attack in Afghanistan on Saturday

"The High Expansion Foam system is designed to discharge foam inside an aircraft hangar in the event of a fire."

'We essentially decided that – kind of coming into the modern age – that newspapers are probably not the best way that we communicate any longer,"' said the Pentagon's acting comptroller Elaine McCusker.