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U.S. military officials may have abandoned their dreams of a powered armor straight out of Starship Troopers, but the futuristic components of America's first prototype combat exoskeleton could eventually end up on the arsenals of both U.S. special operations forces and conventional troops

An Austrian soldier was apparently killed by two military working dogs that he was charged with feeding, the Austrian Ministry of Defense announced on Thursday

All of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter variants adopted across the Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps "are breaking more often than planned and taking longer to fix," the Pentagon's chief weapons tester told lawmakers on Wednesday

"Our core values demand that airmen treat others with genuine dignity, fairness, and respect at all times whether their actions are in person or on social media. When airmen fall short of this expectation, they are held accountable. Each case is evaluated based on the facts presented."

U.S. special operations forces could eventually deploy with an articulated mechanical 'third arm' that could potentially detect, track, and classify incoming unmanned aerial systems

The number of homeless veterans in the United States has declined by just over 50 percent in the last decade, according to government data

"I don't like being in the limelight," one soldier said. "I'd rather forget about the whole thing."

Americans' eroding trust in all forms of government has made it impossible to solve the most serious problems facing the United States today, former Defense Secretary James Mattis wrote in a recent article for The Atlantic

"I understand why it's done intellectually, but it was tough to be around so much screaming all the time."

"This is a win for the Army. This is a win for the 101st Airborne Division."

Good luck out there.

U.S. special operations forces are currently field testing a lightweight combat armor designed to cover more of an operator's body than previous protective gear

As part of the analysis, the Navy is looking at whether EOD deployments should be shortened to four or five months. The Navy is not considering making each EOD deployment longer than six months.

"This is not the gold standard. This is no standard at all."

How are recruiters supposed to connect with the kids?

"We intend to fully investigate this allegation," 1st Lt. Joe Wright said. "If substantiated, the subject Marine will be held fully accountable."

"Sir, do you know why I pulled you over?"

The Marine Corps veteran suspected in last weekend's acid attack on a Hispanic man in Milwaukee was in fact a Marine, according to records and despite the Corps' insistence that they lacked information matching the perpetrator