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Both sailor William Thompson and his mother were unscathed when he rushed to save a driver from a burning car, breaking a window to free the occupant.

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As the Army conducts a criminal investigation, two law firms are representing patients of the accused doctor as they prepare to file civil lawsuits.

Tony Grinston, the 16th Sergeant Major of the Army, said that the Army Emergency Relief will cover food assistance for soldiers in need.

The Air Force has issued new — and very specific — guidance on the length of airmen’s mustaches and sideburns.

Army leaders must also inform local police much sooner when a soldier is declared "absent-unknown."

This Veterans Day, we’re celebrating a few remarkable individuals whose legacies continue to inspire, decades and generations later.

Easily the most Marine thing they could have done.

The extension keeps hundreds of National Guard personnel stationed in Washington, D.C. through at least February.

Canyon Amarys allegedly agreed in writing to provide his services to Russia, including procuring a military radio and photographing Fort Riley.

Two security forces airmen at F.E. Warren Air Force Base admitted to covering up for a third who shot Airman Brayden Lovan while "joking" with his service pistol.

Dozens of U.S. military personnel are bringing medical supplies and emergency gear after Hurricane Melissa killed at least 19 on Jamaica.

Some Air Force units put fitness on a back burner, but local commanders are rolling out their own daily workout programs ahead of new Pentagon policies.

The commanding officer, executive officer, and senior enlisted leader of Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 268 have been fired.

After Government Accountability Office audits found that inspections were lacking, the Marine Corps is reinforcing its rules around ammo and firearm security.

Air Force Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach was confirmed as the next Air Force chief of staff.

A total of roughly 50 airmen and Space Force guardians are being extended for 60 days during the federal government shutdown.

Troops will receive their end-of-month paychecks even though the federal government remains shut down, according to the Pentagon.

Lt. Gen. Joseph McGee, a senior Pentagon planner, is retiring amid reports he clashed with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over Ukraine and strikes in the Caribbean.

The Army is pushing forward with the M1E3 Abrams, a lighter, modular tank built for a drone-saturated battlefield. Is this the right move?