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He's already ordered the concrete vault he plans to be buried in.

The Marine Corps is looking for a new long-range anti-ship missile amid a major transformation of the service's naval warfare concepts in response to neer-pear adversaries like China

The Marine Corps is already training to fight a war against a "near peer" adversary such as China or Russia.

A movie meant to mock the daily drudgery of office drones also captured the lives of everyone from admin clerks to grunts to pilots.

Here are 6 things you see in the military where less really is more.

Frank Castle is hanging up his Punisher garb — for now.

The Navy is bulking up its fleet of autonomous robot vessels with the purchase of a cadre of four of Boeing's extremely large and incredibly grandiose unmanned Orca submarines

Russia and China just have the je ne sais quoi to completely upend the entire world that terrorists can't seem to match.

President Donald Trump said that "retribution" should be "looked into" after this week's opening skit of Saturday Night Live featured Alec Baldwin being mean to him again.

New photos suggest that the old war horse will have more than just a bit part to play in "Top Gun: Maverick."

D-Day veteran James McCue died a hero. About 500 strangers made sure of it

Trump announced on Friday that he was declaring a national emergency, allowing him to tap into military funding to help pay for barriers along the U.S.-Mexico border

While SOCOM promised a veritable Iron Man-style tactical armor by 2018, officials told Task & Purpose that much-hyped exoskeleton will likely never get off the launch pad

An Army investigator involved in the case of a Green Beret's murder case has been suspended from his duties and charged with stolen valor.

"For example, we have a $1 billion medical center being built to replace the Landstuhl hospital in Germany. We've spent about $300 million. In this last bill we spent another $300 million so you've got the prospect of leaving the hospital half-built."

The judge in the murder trial for Navy SEAL Chief Edward Gallagher has postponed his court-martial for three months at the request of his defense attorneys, a Navy official said Wednesday.

Ah yes, yet another glorious opportunity to remind the world that even the might American warfighter is no match for household chores.

The commander of Naval Special Warfare said Wednesday that he recently commissioned a 90-day review of recruiting, selection, training, and leadership development in his command amid allegations of drug use, murder, and other ethical lapses within the SEAL community.