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The murky relationship between trade, technology, and national security will remain a problem

Disabled military veterans picked up a major travel benefit this year.

The U.S. Navy quietly test-fired 20 supersonic shells originally intended for the service's futuristic electromagnetic railgun from the conventional deck guns during an international military exercise at sea last summer

A contractor is dead. Three service members are reportedly being investigated. And the military is silent.

The Pentagon failed to spend an eye-popping $27.7 billion of the funds it was allocated over a five-year period beginning in fiscal 2013.

“Consistent with all other forms of communication, Marines are responsible for all content they publish on social networking sites, blogs, or other websites.”

As the government shutdown continues, the Coast Guard remains the only military branch to work without pay and not everyone is happy with tha

The retired Marine general who was tapped by the Trump administration to resolve a dispute with Qatar and develop what's been dubbed an "Arab NATO" has resigned from his position.

Here's a letter I sent last week to the fine people who run Task & Purpose. We'll be wrapping things up over the next week or so

The lead letter in the January issue of the Marine Corps Gazette is a salute from Commandant Gen. Robert Neller thanking the magazine for the articles

A Marine officer who was fired after false rumors that his special operations unit massacred Afghan civilians has been vindicated.

This is the story of how the U.S. Army ran a resupply mission to party-goers at Woodstock.

It should come as no surprise that an email from WikiLeaks that it didn't want published ended up being leaked online.

The Marine Corps is thinking about swapping out crunches for planks, so it looks like the jig is up...

This is insane.

Patrick Shanahan has swallowed the "Red Pill" from the Matrix. Now he'll see how deep this rabbit hole goes.

A report indicated that former Senator Jim Webb, a decorated Vietnam veteran who briefly was Navy secretary during the Reagan Administration, might become President Trump's next secretary of defense.

'The Many Faces of War' is a well-researched, creative, historical, mythological and academic look at war, in the cold and often harsh light of trauma, damaged brains, mythology and a very broad sweep of literature

Fox News' Chris Wallace did some on-air fact checking of Sarah Sanders' claim that 4,000 terrorists have been apprehended at the border.

The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces have captured two American-born ISIS fighters during an operation in eastern Syria, according to an SDF press release.