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"We do not consider Adm. Moran's continued relationship with the Navy commander to be misconduct; rather, we consider it a performance issue,"

Lt. Col. Patrick Schreiber and his wife Soo Jin, who he met during a deployment to South Korea in the 1990s, took in Soo Jin's niece Hyebin as their legally adopted daughter when she was 15 years old

Retired Marine Gen. James Mattis resigned as defense secretary in December to protest President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw all US troops from Syria,

A string of suspicious deaths at a Veterans Affairs medical center in West Virginia are under investigation after one of the deaths was ruled a homicide.

"If the government is unwilling to meet its obligations under the law and pursue justice by ensuring the accused's rights to due process, the accused should not be prosecuted."

If someone can explain what 108% retention actually means, I'd love to hear it.

Yes: Character problems. That's it.

A new report has confirmed that an Army Ranger's death during a raid in Afghanistan last November was due to friendly fire from an elite Afghan commando unit

A squadron of airmen are currently grappling with an unusual task: sending a pair of Dodge Charger chase cars from their current home in New Jersey to the United Kingdom to help U-2 Dragon Lady spy planes land safely

The hope is to incentivize those in more specialized fields, like cyber and intelligence, to stick around.

"I've never had a single visit anywhere that I've left going 'That wasn't worth it.'"

"It's exactly what we would do in a combat environment, and I think it's just going to build a much better shooter"

Go Fish just got a little more intense.

Hey, Coasties: What would you do if you had millions of dollars?

Talk about a punishment that fits the crime

President Donald Trump isn't the first person to suggest using nuclear weapon for reasons beyond warfare, and he won't be the last

A sign near the counter announced the scope of the disaster: "We out classic and spicy chicken sandwich," read the sign.

According to a new audit from the Government Accountability Office, both the Departments of Defense and State "have not assessed the effectiveness of human rights training for foreign security forces" — and while the Pentagon agreed to establish a process to do so, State simply can't be bothered

In an Aug. 20 memo, the commander of Naval Special Warfare Command, Rear Adm. Colin Green wrote that "our force has drifted from our Navy core values of honor, courage, and commitment ... due to a lack of action at all levels of leadership."

The campaign aims to raise funds to make a small order of awards, all in the hope of convincing the Pentagon to let service members and vets pay to make a medal they already rated in the first place, but didn't get, because the country that awarded it to them hasn't delivered it.