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“He was kind, generous, always willing to give everyone the shirt off his back."

Seaman Juan Gerardo Medina-Reynaga allegedly fled from a traffic stop and then tried to run away from security personnel after crashing his car.

This is the second high profile case where an investigator has been accused of misconduct

Col. Michael A. Miller, commander of the 2nd Bomb Wing at Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana, reportedly commented that "killing to yourself is a chickenshit way to go" during a 1.2 mile "resiliency day" run with personnel on Friday

It's not time to panic, but it might be good to brush up on your 'duck and cover' skills.

No other airmen were injured.

Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson will approve the final sentence for Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Eddie Gallagher.

Before his graduation from Bryan High School in 2018, Pfc. Brandon Jay Kreischer — the 20-year-old soldier who was killed in an apparent insider attack in Afghanistan's Kandahar Province on July 29 — laid out his sense of duty to country in his senior yearbook quote in response to the question "Who Am I?'

Lt. Charles Z. Walker's commanding officer described him as 'an incredible naval aviator, husband and son.'

Popcorn sales will be through the roof in 2020, but recruitment numbers won't skyrocket like they did in 1986

After years of testing out a low-energy Stryker-mounted directed energy system, the Army is formally pushing for a combat-ready laser weapon to blast enemy drones and ordnance out of the sky in the next four years

About 5,000 U.S. troops could be headed home from Afghanistan if an initial peace deal with the Taliban goes forward.

To their credit, at least they're wearing shower shoes.

You love to see it.

The man being held responsible for crashing his truck into a group of motorcyclists in New Hampshire in June was "high on drugs and said he was reaching for a drink" at the time of the crash, the Boston Globe reports

"Someone in your organization is feeling hopeless and they may be thinking that suicide is the answer. Given them better options. Let's lead them to a better answer'

Green reportedly sent the letter amid a number of high-profile scandals involving SEALs — a community of elite operators numbering less than 2,500 personnel among a force of more than 437,000 active-duty and reserve sailors.

It looks like World War I is finally getting the major motion picture treatment it deserves, and it's about time.

Lance Cpl. Riley S. Kuznia was shot and killed on Jan. 1 at Marine Barracks Washington.