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The Air Force grounded about 70 similar T-6As in 2022 after flaws were found in the explosives used in ejection seats.

It was official portrait day for very good dogs Neptune, Zorro, Ttommaso and Cory of the 380th Air Expeditionary Wing.

Maj. Harrison Mann was working for the Defense Intelligence Agency when he resigned in November.

“If by donating blood I can save a life, why wouldn’t I?”

The Fort Carson-based soldier was at the Joint Readiness Training Center.

The exercise was the first convoy operation in the heart of the newest NATO members, Sweden and Finland.

The business in the front, party in the back fighter jet helped shoot down dozens of Iranian drones last month.

Before he was "King of the Bs," Corman served in the U.S. Navy during World War II.

31 soldiers died on Aug. 13, 1945 when their plane crashed in Okinawa. For years, only two of the victims had received Purple Hearts.

F-15Es with the Air Force’s 494th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron have some new paint after they helped shoot down dozens of Iranian drones.

Air Force rescue forces rushed to reach a sick boy on the massive cruise ship, which is larger than a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier.

Veterans diagnosed with PTSD are still without a 100% guarantee of oral health coverage.

Marine Lt. Col. Harlan Page Chapman died on May 6 at the age of 89.

“...I painted incomplete portraits to symbolize the incomplete lives that all these guys had.”

Selected Reserve Chief Hospital Corpsman Daniel D. McCracken died May 6, according to the Navy.

Video shows the deadly encounter lasted just five seconds.

The high school has offered the students a compromise to wear their Marine uniforms during the opening ceremony and then change into a cap and gown.

Rather than "Be All You Can Be," the Army is hoping its latest TV ads convince civilians to, well, be what they already are as Army Civilians.

The Army has seen 13 crashes since last October.

The soldier is in stable condition.