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The offices of the Joint Chiefs and Secretary of Defense are about to be filled by the Army

Yahoo News reported on Tuesday that Shanahan's FBI background check was holding up the process.

Scary, Sport, Baby, and Ginger are back and ready to bomb unsuspecting targets back to the Stone Age

Defense officials have been unable to directly link Iran to attacks on merchant ships in the Gulf of Oman.

"His reserved and thoughtful demeanor, disciplined work ethic, and commitment to his fellow paratroopers endeared him to all fortunate enough to share time with him."

"Since the civilian proceedings have concluded, MARSOC is now assessing command options for further adjudication of this case in the military justice system."

He appears to have been with the 101st Airborne Division.

The Marine lieutenant colonel removed from command of the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion in May was ousted over alleged "misconduct" but has not yet been charged with a crime, Task & Purpose has learned.

That's right, Superman is trading in his red cape, blue tights, and red silk underpants for a high and tight, a skivvy shirt and, well, he's still rocking silkies.

The suspension will be evaluated after 90 days, and if troops have behaved it could become permanent.

Activision recently unveiled some new details on what's in store for multiplayer  in "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" — goddamn juggernaut and ghillie suits!

Since Buttigieg is arguing that his military service would make him a better commander in chief than President Donald Trump, your friend and humble narrator is obliged to cover Mayor Pete nonetheless.

A U.S. military drone was shot down over Yemen on June 6, and just a week later, another MQ-9 Reaper was targeted over the Gulf of Oman.

U.S. Cyber Command is reportedly going on offense against Russia's power grid by placing "potentially crippling malware" in its systems, The New York Times reported Saturday.

The Navy has named a female president of the U.S. Naval War College for the first time in its history just days after ousting her predecessor amid allegations of excess spending and inappropriate behavior

"This is not a badge to award so that the entire Army now has an 'expert' badge to wear," TRADOC Command Sgt. Maj. Guden said.

I started a heated discussion last year about the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College (CGSC) when, after spending a year at the school being graded and evaluated, I decided to grade and evaluate the school myself.

"We used to be a leader," a current Legion staffer said. "Now we ride coattails."

Welcome home, Sgt.

The Army is currently on track to officially select a brand new armed scout helicopter by some time in 2020, and with several future vertical life prototypes flexing their muscles in a bid for the freakishly lucrative contract, the service's chief advocacy group decided to remind the world where the inspiration for its new copter really came from