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"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.

Some people are legitimately outraged by the idea that young men shouldn't be giving each other beatdowns. A not insignificant group feels seriously threatened by being told to be better.

Is the Pentagon gearing up to send a contingent of U.S. service member to South American in response to the ongoing political crisis in Venezuela? Apparently, according to the world's dumbest OPSEC fail

A total of 68 active-duty sailors and 11 sailors in the Navy Reserve took their own lives in 2018.

Better late than never.

If you served in the military, especially in the Marine Corps, then that logo looks awfully familiar.

"Although it was a reckless, stupid act, he had no thought there was actually a bullet in the gun when he fired it."

"His views are all in there: his leadership philosophy, his ideas on establishing harmony across large organizations, and the way he compartmentalizes a broad problem set into identifiable, solvable chunks."

The call went out to attend a veteran's funeral. People listened.

Every Marine who takes his or her own life is more than a number, but the numbers tell a distressing story

On January 26, 1945, the most decorated U.S. service member of World War II earned his legacy in a fiery fashion

The Navy is set to commission the second ship in its Zumwalt class of destroyers the USS Michael Monsoor in a ceremony at Naval Air Station North Island in San Diego, California, on Saturday

"We'll work with the Democrats and negotiate and if we can't do that, then we'll do a – obviously we'll do the emergency because that's what it is. It's a national emergency."

“These six airmen exhibit extreme competence that I think defines air commandos. Despite all the difficulties and despite all the chaos with the mission, they knew there was a way and they were going to find it.”

When Gen. Colin Powell's tire blew, a wounded Army veteran pulled over to help him — and reminded him "what this country is all about

"This was a difficult decision, to be frank with you. It would have been easier not to make the decision and have this thing just tick on."

It's official: the Russian military has adopted the Uran-9 unmanned ground vehicle developed by weapons manufacturer Kalashnikov Concern despite a reportedly dismal performance during combat testing in Syria

The Army is working on a supergun with a 1,000-mile range that could potentially hit targets in the South China Sea from a gun pit on land, Army Secretary Mark Esper told reporters on Wednesday.