One soldier has been charged with involuntary manslaughter, negligent homicide, and more in relation to a vehicle rollover that killed one West Point cadet and injured 21 other people
"We don't comment or confirm details to ongoing investigations so that's all we can say at this point," said NCIS spokesman Jeff Houston. "There have been no arrests or charges filed so far."
"The hard reality is we are running out of space."
Army veteran Miguel Perez Jr. was allowed temporary travel to the U.S. for an immigration hearing, to decide if he can obtain citizenship after being deported in 2018 over nonviolent drug charges
This call and other events prompted a whistleblower complaint of "urgent concern" to be filed with the intelligence community inspector general in August.
Attorney Jeremiah Sullivan claims that Naval Special Warfare Command's senior leaders knew that SEALs were drinking alcohol while deployed, despite General Order No. 1.
Meanwhile, Trump promised to release a transcript of his phone call with Ukraine's president at the center of the controversy.
A credible threat of a mass shooting at an unspecified movie theater is being flagged to Army installation leaders.
Self-described American patriot and former Navy SEAL Carl Higbie, who is perhaps best known for getting fired from the Trump administration because he said racist shit on the radio, wants you to know that he went to war to defend everyone's dreams.
There are few things more glorious than the furious BRRRT! of the A-10 Warthog's GAU-8/A Avenger 30mm autocannon laying the law on ground-based foes — and now we know exactly why the sound inspires as much fear in America's adversaries as it does joy in its allies
So far, only the Marines have yet to make a decision on whether or not they'll ban the sale of e-crayons, err, we mean e-cigarettes and vaping accessories on base.
He is expected to receive 24-30 years in prison.
Three sailors assigned to the USS George H. W. Bush died by suicide in the last week the Navy confirmed today.
"Alcohol appears to be a factor."
About 4,500 U.S. troops are currently on a regular rotation to the country, according to Military Times.
Three U.S. service members received non-life-threatening injuries after being fired on Monday by an Afghan police officer, a U.S. official confirmed
Marine Maj. Jose J. Anzaldua Jr. spent more than three years as a prisoner of war during the height of the Vietnam War. Now, more than 45 years after his release, Sig Sauer is paying tribute to his service with a special gift
The investigation cited inadequate oversight of training and operation by squadron leaders, an unprofessional command climate within the squadron, and the Hornet pilot's lack of proficiency at flying mid-air refueling missions at night
Christopher Darnell Harris, 25, pled guilty in April to two counts of possession of stolen firearms, one count of theft, one count of unlawful carrying of firearms, and one count of possession of marijuana, according to a Department of Justice release
