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When CBS announced that it picked up The Code in 2018, the network clearly thought it had the next JAG on its hands. Instead, it got an unmitigated disaster

"There's just too much evidence for a reasonable man or woman to just turn the page and say: 'Put on your tinfoil fat. This is just a conspiracy theory,'" said Rep. Chris Smith (R-N.J.)

He was apparently selling gear to a military surplus store.

Research at an Army lab that tests infectious diseases like the Ebola virus has been temporarily shut down after a government agency found safety concerns within the lab, so that's exciting to think about

But the story of how Coasties took down the so-called "narco sub" began about 12 hours before the video took place, according to Capt. James Estramonte, the commanding officer of U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Munro, the high endurance vessel credited with its seizure

"I am incredibly excited to get to VMFA-121 and look forward to the opportunity to serve in the Fleet Marine Forces."

39-year-old Army veteran Curt Brockway was charged on Monday with felony assault after reportedly picking up a 13-year-old boy and slamming him into the ground during a rodeo at the Mineral County Fairgrounds in Missouri on Saturday

Col. Roy Knight's remains were returned to the same airport where his 5-year-old son waved goodbye to him decades ago. On Thursday, his son flew his father home

This is the latest body blow to the Air Force, which has been struggling to keep older aircraft flying despite recent increases in defense spending since President Donald Trump took office

Unfortunately, our commander-in-chief, President Donald Trump, exhibits the qualities of a toxic leader

"The role of Senior Trial Counsel at RLSO SW will now be filled by Cmdr. Phil Hamon," a spokesman said.

Nearly six months after President Donald Trump declared ISIS defeated, the terror organization is making a comeback in both Iraq and Syria, according to a new report from the Pentagon inspector general's office — and that's largely thanks to the president's decision to prematurely pull the rug out from under local security forces at a critical time

In July, History launched the 40-minute-long feature hosted by the star of "Walker, Texas Ranger," and the only man alive who can kill two stones with one bird.

While the SEALs seem to have conduct issues disproportionate to the size of their organization, this idea that service — especially combat service — somehow earns one a free pass, seems to have some currency today.

“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