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Beloved basketball legend Kobe Bryant, his daughter, and seven other people were killed in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, California on Sunday

A total of four E-11As are assigned to the 430th Expeditionary Electronic Combat Squadron at Kandahar Airfield

CNN reporter Barbara Starr confirmed on Sunday that the embassy had been struck by three rockets. Iraq's former foreign minister Hoshyar Zebari tweeted that one of the rockets hit the embassy's dining facility.

Your friend and humble narrator is extremely skeptical that peace may be at hand.

The light helicopter that went missing from Fort Hood over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend actually wasn't missing after all

Florida's two senators are pushing the Defense Department to award Purple Hearts to the U.S. service members wounded in the December shooting at Naval Air Station Pensacola

"Antonio was one of the best in our formation. He will be missed by all who served with him."

Three crew members have been transported to Naval Hospital Okinawa for evaluation.

"The ones you love never truly die."

Report to Starfleet immediately

Officials believe the videos were taken through a peephole in a bathroom, and the individuals were not aware they were being taped.

An upcoming comedy show is boldly mocking what everyone else is, well, already mocking: The Space Force.

Be careful out there.

"It doesn't make any sense ... he was a gentleman."

It will be up to the military services to decide whether the wounded troops receive Purple Hearts.

"The aviation industry and emergency service sector is a small community ... this will be deeply felt by all."

'It would be like moving money from checking, to savings, to your 401K, to your credit card, and then back.'

"It's a great privilege to lead America's best, and we have a sacred obligation to get absolutely the best, most committed leaders that we have."

Walmart has been a leading military brand for the past decade. One of the leaders behind it is retired Brig. Gen. Gary Profit, a 31-year Army veteran and senior director of military programs at Walmart