The White House's new executive order targeting veteran suicide is a commitment long overdue, though it's not surprising, given President Donald Trump's loud and vocal support of our military and veterans, that he is taking up the charge.
Eight snipers assigned to the 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division are currently field testing the upgraded CSASS at Fort Carson, part of the limited user testing laid out by the Army last summer.
Commander of Cadets, Brig. Gen. Steve Gilland, said Peter Zhu "embodied the ideals of the Corps of Cadets."
The Trump administration is looking into offering grants to connect veterans who are not already getting care from the Department of Veterans Affairs with the outside support they need as part a new initiative to tackle veterans suicides
Senator Rand Paul thinks it's finally time to bring the 17-year-old United States military campaign in Afghanistan to close — and that veterans of the Global War on Terror should get a fat stack of cash for their sacrifices
Get your television remote and your puke bucket ready, because The Hurt Locker is now on Netflix.
"I said we're going to give you a new nickname, because 'Chaos' is not a good nickname."
Trump wants peace for our time, but his reach often exceeds his grasp.
Pilots, man. They get to wear those aviator glasses and do barrel rolls before they reenlist.
A U.S. Air Force 1st lieutenant assigned to the 51st Fighter Wing at Osan Air Base was reprimanded in February for strangling a Korean national after a night of drinking, according to a recent discipline update
With the most recent deployment, there are currently more than 4,000 active-duty troops on the U.S./Mexico border.
"There's a fine line between what is good for national security and regional stability, and our own pride."
A gentle suggestion for U.S. military public affairs officials: Not everything needs to be about "lethality"
We heard there was a military sex manual called the 'Combat Kamasutra,' so we tracked down the author and asked him why he made it.
Extraterrestrial intelligence does not pose a national security threat -- yet.
Drawing penises in the sky or on the inside of a bomber cockpit may earn you a stiff punishment in the U.S. military, but phallic graffiti is apparently a tradition as old as warfare
It looks nothing like the recruiting pitch being sold to American teenagers, which is probably why the Marine Corps itself wanted nothing to do with it.
Like Joseph Stalin and Mao Zedong, U.S. officials have a five-year plan — for ending America's longest war, that is
"This wasn't a walk away, like you get up and walk out. No, this was very friendly. We shook hands. You know, there's a warmth that we have, and I hope that stays. I think it will."
The viral video shows two Marines in uniform wearing blackface and making racist remarks.