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Marine Lt. Gen. David Berger would replace Gen. Robert Neller, who is expected to retire this summer.

"At the moment, there is no legal barrier to the government's intended plan to start enforcing the transgender military ban on April 12."

"What he did...came from just a place of intense care, and a sense of duty, and a sense of honor."

Before he left on his deployment to Afghanistan, Army Spc. Joseph P. Collette left a bit of himself behind

A book offering a purported “fly on the wall" view of the relationship between President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis — callsign Chaos — is about to drop in October

Steven Spielberg and Sam Mendes have teamed up to create new World War I drama '1917' — and they're set to start working on it next month.

The U.S. Army Special Operations Command International Sniper Competition brings around two-man snipers teams from across both the U.S. armed forces and foreign special operations forces for several days of fine marksmanship skills. And yet again, Army snipers bested their fellow sharpshooters in the Navy, Coast Guard, and, uh, Marines

"I convened my own review so I can ensure from top to bottom there is the appropriate accountability."

Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley was nominated to take over as the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs.

“This isn’t, like, a frat boy stunt."

Four airmen assigned to Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico were involved a possible drag racing incident in Albuquerque on Saturday, Air Force and police officials confirmed

"During this four-year campaign, thousands of Syrian Democratic Forces and Iraqi Security Forces did not return to their families. I pray for your losses, and for a speedy recovery of your wounded."

The Navy intends to mount a laser weapons system aboard a guided-missile destroyer for user against small enemy watercraft in the next two years, the head of the service's surface warfare directorate announced

The Department of Defense on Saturday identified the two soldiers who were killed in Afghanistan's Kunduz Province on Friday as an explosive ordnance disposal tech and a Green Beret

The sign was created and displayed by two supervisors of the hotel and displayed at a post-deployment event, with more than 600 people, who were honoring and celebrating military service and sacrifice

White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders prematurely claimed victory against ISIS.

The SB-1 Defiant is finally here and ready to party

Former Nebraska Sen. Bob Kerrey wants President Donald Trump to prove that the bone spurs that purportedly kept him from serving in the U.S. armed forces during the Vietnam War are real

Offutt Air Force Base isn't the only U.S. military installation deluged by the floodwaters that have spread across the Midwest.

The Pentagon's chief spokesman wouldn't confirm that the last battle for ISIS territory is still going on.