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Congratulations, Marines: After years of drama, the long-awaited M27 Infantry Automatic Rifle is finally coming to a platoon near you — if you're lucky

The commanding general of 2nd Marine Division said in an interview last week that a Marine under his command could have lived through a roadside bombing in Afghanistan if he were wearing his seat belt.

The Army is looking to up its subterranean warfare capabilities with drone technology that would allow soldiers map out tunnels

This year's tax code had an immediate financial impact on many Gold Star families, but it may be an indicator of a much bigger problem.

Here are 5 completely random and different military occupational specialties and show you how the skills translate.

As floodwaters from the raging Missouri River began to engulf buildings and runways at Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska in March, one retired officer was racing through the headquarters of the 55th Wing on a unique rescue mission: to save as much as the Wing's history as he could

Mouton, who deployed to Iraq four times, is currently a congressman from Massachusetts

The Army is still investigating, after reopening the case in August 2018.

"He was a positive force in his unit and made valuable contributions to multiple contingency and humanitarian operations around the world. He will be missed by all."

"Our hearts go out to his family as together we mourn the loss of our brother-in-arms. As we grieve this tragic loss, we will also draw strength from his memory as his mates continue to build the capacity of the Iraqi army and enable the defeat of ISIS."

"I owe it to the Marine Corps, because they got me through the cancer. They gave me the mindset that I can do anything, and I'm very thankful for that."

The Navy is investigating reports that a female Marine discovered a hidden camera in one of the women's restrooms aboard the USS Arlington, an amphibious transport dock that's currently on at port in Greece.

An American service member died in a "non-combat incident" in Ninawa Province, Iraq on Saturday.

​Organizations offer training, certifications, networking to connect veterans, businesses.

Instead of passing on guidance to his leaders, it seems he is not interested in delegating, or he doesn't trust them at all.

The CIA attempted to retrieve a sunken Soviet submarine in 1974. The mission was partially successful.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Sgt. Robinett's friends and family.

The attorney general of Oklahoma has again request President Donald Trump pardon a former Army first lieutenant who was convicted of murdering an Iraqi prisoner while deployed there in 2008

"The Russians present a risk," Shanahan told reporters on Thursday. "My job is to manage the risk."

That Seychelles meeting had been previously described by U.S. officials as "an apparent effort to establish a backchannel line of communication between Moscow and President-elect Donald Trump." But not only did Prince achieve nothing, but nobody back home on Team Trump seemed to care