"Turkey, Syria, and all forms of the Kurds have been fighting for centuries," the president said. "We have done them a great service and we've done a great job for all of them – and now we're getting out."
The Air Force is investigating reports that an airman consumed marijuana while assigned to one of the highly-sensitive missile alert facility (MAF) responsible for overseeing 400 nuclear GM-30G Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missiles at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota
Our thoughts go out to Cadet Kurita's family and friends
Mark Mitchell became the first service member to be awarded the Distinguished Service Cross during the post 9/11 wars.
"There has been no cell phone or financial activity in over 72 hours."
Battlefield V is shipping out to the Pacific theater of World War II, and it's about time!
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A new post-9/11 war movie will tell the story of Levi Shirley, an American who volunteered to fight alongside the Kurdish YPG against ISIS, before his death in July 2016 during battle in Manbij, Syria.
Over 2,000 acres have already been searched
The sun may not be out, but the guns certainly are
The Navy veteran was recently the focus of a profile by ABC News, in which he explained his decision to open a bakery devoted to infusing cupcakes with booze.
The first trailer for the upcoming super hero movie "Bloodshot" just dropped, and in addition to being nearly three minutes of non-stop special effects, it's also got a strong military vibe, and a revenge story reminiscent of "The Punisher."
The company won $250,000 from the Army, though that doesn't necessarily mean the Army will buy the radar.
"Unbeknownst to the public, as part of our optimization … we reduced our authorized strength by 2,000 here."
"We just can't let his memory be forgotten."
John Vincent, a 69-year-old Vietnam veteran in hospice care had one final request: To say goodbye to his best friend, a 5-year-old Yorkie named Patch.
Anyone with information about this missing cadet is asked to call the West Point Military Police at 845-938-3333.
The commander of the Vermont Air National Guard was quietly forced out of his job after bogarting an F-16 Fighting Falcon in what amounted to an interstate booty call with an Army officer in Washington, D.C.