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"Deterioration of good order and discipline" is an understatement

None of the Marines who were arrested have yet been charged.

I, for one, am shocked.

Sen. Tammy Duckowrth has said she finds Hyten's accuser 'very believable.'

"My dad at the beaches of Iwo Jima went 19 consecutive days without eating in some of the most brutal combat in military history," Milley said in 2018. "Combat is not for the faint of heart. It's not for the weak-kneed."

Motz declined to comment on what specific unit was involved (Law and Salazar-Quintero were both assigned to 1st Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment).

Our thoughts are with this soldier's loved ones.

More than 20 years after the federal government issued guidance on how race and ethnicity should be documented on government forms, the military still hasn't gotten the memo.

The SEALS have faced a remarkable fall from grace, yet Special Operations Command claims the problems they face are not systemic.

Get it together, people

It looks like America broke The Code, and not in a good way

In the real world the number of jobs where run time and pull-ups are part of your performance evaluation is vanishingly small.

The future of Army long-range precision officially has a name

"We would want to prevent the Iranians seizing or stopping a ship, certainly for any arbitrary reason whatsoever."

The Marine Corps has tapped a new Silicon Valley defense firm to develop a "digital fortress" of unified surveillance systems in order to enhance the situational awareness of security forces at installations around the world

The head of U.S. Central Command revealed on Tuesday that a second Iranian drone was likely downed after it approached the USS Boxer.

The brief talk with President Donald Trump is the most recent victory for Sgt. 1st Class Richard Stayskal as he fights to overturn a decades-old legal rule that bars service members and their families from suing the government for military medical malpractice.

How is it that Pete "Maverick" Mitchell is still flying combat missions in an F/A-18 Super Hornet as a 57-year-old captain after more than 30 years of service?

First, America had to grapple with the 'storm Area 51' raid. Now black helicopters are hovering ominously over Washington, D.C.