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The photo shows Air Force Master Sgt. Eric Burks reenlisting as a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket blasts off the launchpad at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California.

Researchers working on veterans issues from mental health to burn pit exposures may see their projects ended under Trump budget cuts and a hiring freeze.

80 years ago soldiers scaled a sheer cliff to take a crucial mountain position. This month modern troops skied up a mountain to commemorate.

The military's northernmost base, located north of the Arctic Circle in a blisteringly cold part of Greenland, doesn't see the Sun for several months each year.

Some who knew Col. Myron Harrington in retired life never knew he had been a Marine, but fighting in the City of Hue, Harrington was awarded the Silver Star and Navy Cross a week apart.

Russian drones continue to be a threat to Ukrainian troops, so Ukraine tried an unusual attack to take out the operators piloting the drones.

Another airman was shot in the hand in the overnight incident.

Gen. Charles Q. "CQ" Brown Jr. was removed as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Friday evening, along with Adm. Lisa Franchetti, chief of naval operations, and Gen. James Slife, the Air Force’s number two officer.

Burn Pits 360, a veteran advocacy group said while the measure isn’t directly changing PACT Act care or funding, it could “signal” larger changes to veteran benefits.

Please let us know how recent decisions by senior military and civilian leaders are impacting troops, military families, and veterans.

The X-37B has been in space seven times, but this is the first glimpse of Earth from its cameras.

"The U.S. Navy holds commanding officers to the highest standard and takes action to hold them accountable when those standards are not met," the Navy said in a statement.

In a 10-minute film from 1945, future-President Ronald Reagan tried to convince America why it needed flyers like the Tuskegee Airmen.

Each year, the New York National Guard sends soldiers and airmen to Brazil's demanding jungle warfare school. Fewer than 60 Americans have ever graduated.

The Navy has contracted more than 14,000 future sailors since Oct. 1.

Investments vs Savings.

Advocates think the language of a recent executive order will have a chilling effect and drive some troops away from seeking the mental health care they need.

Counting this rescue, National Guard personnel and first responders across the state have rescued more than 1,000 people from flooding.

Kevyn Major Howard died on Feb. 14 at the age of 69. In addition to appearing in “Full Metal Jacket,” he also founded the non-profit group Fueled by the Fallen for veterans and first responders.

SEAL Team Six meets SEAL Team Spliff.