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U.S. Army Recruiting is hoping to ramp up its appeal to the youth of America — and what better way to do that than release an absolute banger?

"If there is to be an arms race it is Russia's actions that have undermined the global security architecture and has undermined this particular arms control agreement."

Across the military it's clear that suicide is still a very serious problem.

The Pentagon has not yet the deployment because it is still determining which units will be sent to the border, a U.S. official told Task & Purpose on Thursday.

The Army has issued a formal call for industry partners to send in their prototypes for the Next Generation Squad Weapon program, a major step towards finally testing out a replacement for the M4 carbine and M249 squad automatic weapon

After photos surfaced online showing a Ralph Lauren sweater with a logo that resembled the Marine Corps' emblem, the service issued a response, and now it's gone from the designer's site.

Small enough to fit in your pocket

"What we're not seeing is all of our programs, our response system that we put in place, our prevention efforts, they're not translating into the behavior change we need cadets and midshipmen to have in order to stop this."

When President Donald Trump railed against the $13 billion USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier's electromagnetic catapult as no match for "goddamned" steam, he may have been on to something — even if he didn't know it at the time

It's lighter, but still packs a punch.

From shovels to bare hands and even sabers, these are the legendary tales of US troops using whatever they can to get the job done.

He was accused of choking his wife while she was holding a child

"I would certainly hesitate to use the word 'dramatic' improvement."

The egregiously expensive and notoriously unreliable F-35 Joint Strike Fighter are even more of a disappointment than you previously thought, according to a new Department of Defense assessment obtained by Bloomberg News

There may be a surplus of veterans charities out there, but we could always use a few more, right? We have some suggestions

The Marine Corps is looking for a few good amphibious combat vehicles ahead of the next big war.

The U.S. Army will always face challenges recruiting the soldiers it needs, but an uphill battle is no excuse not to strive to do better —or learn from other countries' modernization efforts

"We are currently sourcing the units involved and there will be an increase of a few thousand troops. We will provide more clarity on the numbers when we have it."

Strap in for a wild ride: U.S. Special Operations Command could end up testing out a prototype of a military-grade jet pack as soon as this summer,

He allegedly tried to torch his urinalysis test, and now faces charges for attempting to set fire to bottles of pee.