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Sikorsky has turned a Black Hawk helicopter into an autonomous aircraft with the goal of accompanying manned missions in the air.

Multiple search and rescue helicopters and planes from the state's Army and Air National Guard forces, along with Coast Guard units, were scrambled in the wake of typhoon-fueled flooding.

“National Guard Soldiers and Airman are required to meet service-specific height, weight and physical fitness standards at all times,” the National Guard Bureau said on Thursday.

Left over research and development funds will be reallocated to pay military members on Oct. 15, the Department of Defense said, following orders from President Trump.

As troops scrambled ahead of a missed paycheck, some were surprised by credit checks and denials at military-friendly USAA. A chatbot told one soldier to open a credit card or visit a competitor.

An airman’s death on Wednesday came only a week after another airman assigned to F.E. Warren Air Force died in an apparent murder-suicide.

The force will not enter the Gaza Strip, but focus on logistics, according to officials.

Qatar will set up a facility at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho to train F-15 pilots. Secretary Hegseth had to clarify it will be on an existing, U.S.-controlled base, not a new separate Qatari one.

Starting in November, Air Force special warfare students will go through a 16-week “Zulu Course" on combat skills after the assessment and selection process.

Cmdr. Robert Moreno was relieved as commanding officer of the USS Wyoming’s Blue Crew on Oct. 8. The Navy has not said why he was fired other than a "loss of confidence."

A new Barracks Task Force has 30 days to come up with a plan to bring in private industry and ways to bolster self-help programs.

As troops face a missed paycheck Oct. 15, official charity organizations that serve each military branch are already fielding a surge in requests for cash aid.

“Divine Intervention” is the latest entry in the pantheon of awesome names for U.S. tanks.

Fifty-eight percent of all adults surveyed in a new poll said that Trump should only deploy the military against 'external threats.'

Vets says doctors often question if Gulf War Illness is real. The condition was just added as a formal diagnosis in a key international medical system.

Air Education and Training Command is considering ending it True North mental health resiliency program, which embeds counselors inside "priority" units. No final decision has been made.

Though some barracks funding has been diverted to border operations this year, a new task force will have 30 days to come up with new proposals to address substandard facilities.

Lauded by some as a 'hero without a cape,' a VA staffer who blindly approved tens of thousands of benefit packages actually missed many claims, leaving some veterans underpaid.

The Air Force combat controller was killed as he fought alone on an Afghanistan mountain in 2002 after a mission with Navy SEALs went wrong.

The memo appeared to meet Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's call for each service to develop a 'combat' fitness test. But Air Force officials say it's fake.