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U.S. Forces Korea announced this week that the curfew would be suspended through Dec. 17. Don't do anything stupid

It's about damn time

"It is extremely painful anytime we lose a member of our Army Special Operations family," said Lt. Col. Loren Bymer, a spokesman for U.S. Army Special Operations Command. "Providing support to their loved ones and honoring their service and sacrifice is a continued priority."

Air Force assistant secretary for acquisition Will Roper stated on Tuesday that the service intends to kick off the Agility Prime program this fall to "look into where commercial innovation is going in flying cars" for potential applications to Pentagon's high-speed vertical lift capabilities

It's not just for operators.

If the Army's Next Generation Squad Weapon program is supposed to produce the iPhone of lethality, then the service is looking for as many killer apps as possible

Army leaders everywhere can breath a sigh of relief.

"Our nation has secrets, and those secrets deserve to be protected."

"I'm not going to give you a name. I'll just tell you we have a few right now that we're looking at."

The prison complex at the Guantánamo Bay, Cuba naval station opened after the Sept. 11 attacks billed as the venue for the "worst of the worst" in international terrorism now seems be the site of the "worst of the worst" in government excess.

"He was a warrior - an accomplished, respected and loved Special Forces soldier that will never be forgotten."

Zavala is also charged with conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman, for allegedly engaging "in harassment, and verbal, psychological, and emotional abuse" of his wife.

"I said: 'You know what, general, I never want to hear that again from another general. No president should ever, ever hear that statement: 'We're low on ammunition.'"

At least one Air Force base is waging a slow battle against feral hogs — and way, way more than 30-50 of them

The Army will field the Enhanced Night Vision Goggle-Binocular (ENVG-B) to soldiers with the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division on Sept. 25, said Col. Travis Thompson, Deputy Director of the Soldier Lethality Cross Functional Team (SL CFT), in an Army press release

No one at the Pentagon or at the U.S. military's headquarters in Kabul dares to talk to the press about Afghanistan.

Nearly a decade after he allegedly murdered an unarmed Afghan civilian during a 2010 deployment, the case of Army Maj. Matthew Golsteyn is finally going to trial

"As a service, we take great pride in being members of the community and would never want a student to be injured by the actions of any Marine or to jeopardize our relationships with the high schools where our recruiters often serve."

The Marine Corps is full speed ahead with the acquisition of a new helmet-mounted night vision system with one twist: grunts will no longer see green when they're in the field

The Trump administration's September move to reprogram $3.6 billion in Defense Department funding for military construction projects to erect a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border will impact 51 specific Air Force projects