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We break it down in our most recent video, from the aircraft to weapons systems to the hazy legality of it all.

Airmen can now swap out of their run on both tests — and Space Force guardians will take theirs twice a year.

The Inspector General found physical safety risks for mental health patients at a Massachusetts hospital and warned about “similar concerns” at other facilities.

Pentagon officials ordered a review of the “effectiveness” of women serving in combat after a ratcheting up of rhetoric around “sex neutral" fitness standards.

SEALs and special warfare combat crewman will face slightly higher standards than EOD techs and fleet divers in the Navy's new combat arms test.

Even as veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan acknowledge the skill required to pull off the operation, the question of “what comes next” hangs over it.

Sen. Mark Kelly may see his retirement pay reduced after participating in a video with other members of Congress urging troops not to obey unlawful military orders.

A 1957 study looked at the possibility of an American strategic floating bomb force.

The force of Navy, Air Force and Marine F-22s, F/A-18s, F-35s and drones struck several sites in Caracas as the Army captured Nicolás Maduro.

President Donald Trump said no personnel were killed in the attack on Venezuela, dubbed “Operation Absolute Resolve.”

President Donald Trump has issued a statement saying U.S. forces have captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife.

The effort, which lasted four days, is the most extensive one conducted by the U.S. since it began attacks on alleged drug ships in September.

The new 49B area of concentration will get its first cadre of officers who are tasked with integrating AI into logistics, robotics and combat.

In the 1950s the Navy and Army worked on small VTOL machines to make troops go airborne. They worked, just not well enough.

A new Air Force review of Staff Sgt. Charles Crumlett’s death in March 2024 noted failures in supervision, communication and procedures while working on a F-22.

The new system goes into effect in the new year, with all active-duty sailors required to complete a fitness assessment every six months.

The Army previously planned to phase out its Military Working Equid program at five different bases to focus on “warfighting priorities.”

The president would not say if the U.S. military was involved in the operation on Christmas Eve.

The wave of attacks comes as American forces bombed ISIS for the first time in Nigeria. 

The Department of Veterans Affairs "has strayed from its mission," the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals found, and must build 1,800 permanent and 750 temporary housing units on its West Los Angeles campus.