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The term 'no liberty' means more than just cancelled shore leave in this case.

He is one of two soldiers that were killed that day, and posthumously awarded the Silver Star.

Marine Maj. Jason Brezler's 7-year legal ordeal might be nearing its end.

The Army has been on the hunt for a lightweight battlewagon to ferry infantry squads around the battlefield since September 2018. Now, two defense contractors are teaming up on a G.I. Joe-inspired vehicle to get the job done

"I wouldn't be a Marine. My family wouldn't be the same," Cpl. Stewart Rembert said before meeting the FBI agent who saved his life 22 years ago.

Marine Forces Reserve launched an investigation after then- Pfc. Anthony Schroader sent the picture to Marine veteran Maximilian Uriarte, who is Jewish.

The beloved A-10 Warthog is primed and ready to make close air support great again

Berger has rightly decided that the way the Marines' plans for amphibious assaults isn't going to work going forward, as a "Sands of Iwo Jima" redux will end with thousands of dead Marines and Sailors at the bottom of the ocean.

U.S. officials stressed that the investigation will look into all possible causes of death, not just friendly fire.

This Lego Marine Corps Air Station has everything: F-35s, Ospreys, attack helicopters, bored Marines on duty and even a blue portajohn that's probably overflowing with brown bricks.

In this episode of 'COPS: Pentagon Edition,' here's a list of what NOT to bring in your car.

His resignation was announced on Monday.

The head of U.S. Special Operations Command has announced an immediate review of the culture, ethics, and recruiting of members of Special Operations Forces in light of recent incidents that have gotten the command on the proverbial skyline.

The future of flying soldiers just took one more turbine-assisted leap towards becoming a reality — maybe

The service's JLTV has hit initial operational capacity, Marine Corps Systems Command announced on Monday, declaring the vehicle ready to deploy and "support missions of the naval expeditionary force-in-readiness" around the world

On Aug. 10, 2019 Marine Gunnery Sgt. Scott A. Koppenhafer, 35, was killed after "being engaged by enemy small arms fire while conducting combat operations," according to an Aug. 11 statement from the Pentagon.

"This specific effort is meant to help get us to a culture of fitness and alleviate some of this anxiety that we have as a result of our culture of fitness testing."

When CBS announced that it picked up The Code in 2018, the network clearly thought it had the next JAG on its hands. Instead, it got an unmitigated disaster

"There's just too much evidence for a reasonable man or woman to just turn the page and say: 'Put on your tinfoil fat. This is just a conspiracy theory,'" said Rep. Chris Smith (R-N.J.)