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"[We could have] gone off in a corner with our head bowed. That's not the American way"

"Ultimately, if you're a commander, you're a caretaker of that unit for the two years you're there."

'Maintaining the hard-earned trust and confidence of the American people requires us to avoid any action that could imply endorsement of a political party, political candidate or campaign by any element of the Department.'

Seriously, stop trying to make everything about 'lethality'

Those looking for their chance to become "Hollywood Marines" need only show up to audition

U.S. Special Operations Command is looking to pick up 75 light attack aircraft to conduct "armed overwatch" missions in conjunction with ground forces, according to new solicitation

Newsweek has identified the missing U.S. citizen as Mark R. Frerichs, a former Navy diver who has worked as a logistician and civil engineer in Afghanistan, Iraq, Sudan, and other conflict zones for the past 10 years, according to Frerichs Linkedin profile.

'There are a couple of really strong options on what we'd like to call it and some pretty strong opinions.'

The votes were almost exactly down party lines, save one vote from Republican Sen. Mitt Romney.

A total of six U.S. military bases will house Americans who have been evacuated from overseas and need to be quarantined for possible exposure to the coronavirus, according to Defense Department officials

That could buy so many Rip Its.

The woman who was arrested last year for showing up at CIA headquarters and demanding to speak with 'Agent Penis' has been arrested again for violating the conditions of her pre-trial release

J. David Patterson  co-wrote a  2017 opinion story in The Federalist with the headline 'How Multiculturalism Helps Breed Homegrown Terrorism.'

The USS Gerald R. Ford has come a long way in shaking off its technical woes in recent years, but the Navy's $13 billion supercarrier is still facing a major challenge: it's unprepared to actually defend itself in combat

The manufacturing field offers a surprising variety of job choices for a post-military career. Three veterans exemplify the diversity of opportunities in a company like Mohawk Industries, "the largest floor covering manufacturer in the world"

"The purpose of this Temporary Liberty Order is to refocus Air Force personnel on our mission here at Misawa."

'We are working to finally end America's longest war and bring our troops back home!'

Cha-ching.

Rear Adm. Collin Green reportedly vowed to resign or be fired rather than not revoke now-retired SEAL Eddie Gallagher of his trident.

Col, Mark Visconi, who pleaded guilty in October, was recently sentenced to five years in prison and another 15 years of supervised release.