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U.S. troops will remain along Syria's border with Turkey and at the al-Tanf garrison

This isn't really new wall construction at all, and certainly not "the wall" that Trump has been haggling with Congress over.

A group comprised of former U.S. military veterans and security contractors who were detained in Haiti on weapons charges has been brought back to the United States and arrested upon landing.

Following the death of Sgt. Jeremy Seals, his widow is bringing a medical malpractice case against the military, but due to a decades-old legal rule, it will be an uphill battle.

"I am dreaming of a way to kill almost every last person on the earth."

At least four American veterans were among a group of eight men arrested by police in Haiti earlier this week for driving without license plates and possessing an arsenal of weaponry and tactical gear.

"If any of you crayon eaters are reading this, please treat them nice, even though we built them to be Marine proof."

"I am now your adversary, not your friend."

The White House is preparing to assemble a panel of experts to evaluate whether climate change poses an imminent threat to the national security of the Unites States despite the fact that multiple defense and intelligence agencies have affirmed the role of extreme climate shifts as a threat multiplier to the U.S. military

After more than a decade and billions spent developing the consistently troubled F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, the Air Force is eyeing a new variant of the F-15 — much to lawmakers' dismay

A new trailer for Netflix's ​Triple Frontier ​recently dropped, and it looks like a gritty mash-up of post-9/11 war dramas ​and crime thrillers.

Not everyone would engage "in hand to hand combat" with someone wearing a bomb

Drones have been used in conflicts across the globe and will play an even more important role in the future of warfare. But, the future of drones in combat will be different than what we have seen before.

The Army has awarded a $575 million contract to BAE Systems for the initial production of its replacement for the M113 armored personnel carriers the service has been rocking downrange since the Vietnam War

Corporal Don Graves was in a fox hole on Iwo Jima, close to Japanese lines, when he heard a Japanese soldier inviting him over.

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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.