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The jury in the military trial of Navy SEAL Chief Eddie Gallagher has found him not guilty of premeditated murder and attempted murder during a deployment to Iraq in 2017.

If I had the answers to all these questions and a crystal ball, I might have been able to make an accurate SBP selection.

Officials confirmed to Task & Purpose that the sailor had been interviewed by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service about the incident caught on video prior to his death.

A military appeals court on Monday dismissed the conviction of a Marine colonel who had been found guilty of child sexual abuse in 2017.

An Air Force A-10 pilot dropped three dummy rounds after being hit by a bird during a routine training flight on Monday in Florida.

The trial of Navy SEAL Chief Eddie Gallagher has finished and now the decision is in the hands of the jury.

Although it was no match for German panzers, the M4 Sherman Tank was not cancelled, like more recent Army modernization programs.

Happy birthday America!

"CACI honors the service and memory of our dedicated employee who was fatally injured while protecting our nation during a mission abroad."

"The 10th Special Forces Group has paid a heavy toll in recent days. While we mourn, we will support Sgt. 1st Class Robbins' Family and honor his service."

What is the terrifying truth behind this Pentagon mystery?

The bravery of the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment cemented a legacy that endures to this day, and serves as a reminder that courage knows no color

Army Sgt. Benjamin Cleland is officially one of the most badass shooters in America

With the recently released trailer for "Midway" we might finally get a new World War II Navy movie that doesn't totally suck. But, that's still a very low bar.

A Navy SEAL sniper on Wednesday contradicted earlier testimony of fellow SEALs who claimed he had fired warning shots to scare away civilian non-combatants before Chief Eddie Gallagher shot them during their 2017 deployment to Mosul and said he would not want to deploy again with one of the prosecution's star witnesses.

"There appears to be an increase in high-risk behaviors among service members; that is, having sex without a condom or having more than one sexual partner."

"Until Valhalla little Warrior."

Army Staff Sgt. David Bellavia says he likely wouldn't have made it out of the Second Battle of Fallujah alive had it not been for his knife