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Defense Secretary Mark Esper has fired Navy Secretary Richard Spencer and ordered that Navy SEAL Chief Eddie Gallagher keep his trident

"Just recently, we've come up with more evidence that we'll be exposing next week that the secretary of the Navy was actually meddling in my case and trying to get organizations not to support me while I was incarcerated," Gallagher said on a Sunday interview on Fox & Friends.

The New York Times first reported on Saturday that Navy Secretary Richard Spencer and Rear Adm. Collin Green had effectively given Trump an ultimatum that could cost them their careers.

"When tragedies like this occur, every member of the U.S. military, Vance, Enid, feels it."

Recon platoon kicks butt.

A new documentary project aims to tell the story of Marine Cpl. Jason Dunham who gave his life to save his fellow Marines.

Sorry, Cadets.

Awk-ward.

"The Navy follows the lawful orders of the President," Rear Adm. Charlie Brown said. "We will do so in case of an order to stop the administrative review of SOC [special operations chief] Gallagher's professional qualification."

Four days after undergoing a routine shoulder surgery, Hospitalman 3rd Class Jordan Way was dead. His family wants to know what went wrong, but a decades old legal rule stands in their way.

A pair of Texas congressmen have introduced legislation to the House to create a monument "to honor the valiant service" of Medal of Honor recipients in Washington, D.C.

Good, bad, or ugly, one thing is for sure - Spending Thanksgiving downrange is a memorable experience.

His removal was "not based on a single incident," spokesman Maj. Craig Thomas told Task & Purpose.

Get your hands on this Rubber Band Minigun and unleash hell

​Two Air Force T-38 Talon training aircraft from Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma, crashed around 9:10 am local time

President Donald Trump has nixed any effort by the Navy to excommunicate Eddie Gallagher from the SEAL community

Our thoughts are with these soldiers' loved ones

It can see through smoke and in near total darkness; it can translate written foreign languages and pull up detailed maps; it can rapidly acquire and identify targets. The Army's believes its new heads-up display is the future, and it's coming to an armory near you sooner than you think

They're going to deployed U.S. troops in Iraq, Kuwait, Romania, Poland, and Djibouti.

"It's important for both uniformed and civilian Airmen to understand the risk these products pose to their careers."