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A Navy spokesman said there is no connection between any of the five officers relieved of command, adding that each relief is looked at separately.

After months of focusing on modernization priorities, Army leadership plans to tackle persisting personnel issues in the coming years.

Fishtorn was arrested in Arkansas after authorities had issued a nationwide Amber Alert for the teen.

Their identities are being withheld pending notification of next of kin.

Sylvester Stallone is back as John Rambo. Why? Because nothing is (ever) over with this guy

Kelly Bronson has a fulfilling job: He spends his days seeking the best and most varied talent and bringing them to Comcast. To do this, he leans on the lessons gained in his 27-year career with the Air Force and his passion for diversity and inclusion

Plumley died in 2012 at 92 years old.

Nobody can be told what The Matrix is; you have to see it for yourself

The Navy is considering giving Ma Deuce a quiet new update

"All soldiers in the company are authorized to grow facial hair in accordance with AR 670-1 policies"

Some DVIDS uploads come with captions and titles that cut right to the core, perfectly capturing the essence of life in the U.S. military in a way that makes you sigh, facepalm, and utter a mournful, 'too real'

"It's his world, we're just living in it."

"Under emergency circumstances, the government of Iraq does not require individual permission for each incident," Army Col. Scott Rawlinson, of Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve, told Task & Purpose. "CJTF-OIR is authorized by the government of Iraq to provide emergency support to any coalition forces and Iraqi security forces in danger"

"I come back to March Back every year because I love to run."

"In emergency circumstances, CJTF-OIR and the government of Iraq have a process to ensure there would be no delays in transporting injured service members to medical facilities or to provide force protection for any coalition troops."

A former infantry soldier is mounting a medical malpractice lawsuit against the Army alleging that military doctors mistook his testicular cancer for a hernia for roughly two years.

Since January, a total of seven soldiers and one airman have been killed in noncombat incidents while supporting U.S.-led military operations in Iraq and Syria

The judge accepted Yabut's pleas and will determine the type of treatment he'll receive at a hearing on Oct. 4.

Six month after President Donald Trump declared victory over the ISIS "caliphate" in Iraq and Syria, the terror group continues to mount a bloody comeback across the Middle East — and Afghanistan is no exception

​Sesame Street is launching a new initiative geared toward military caregivers that's designed to help children understand, cope with, and ask questions about their parent's military service