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Deployed to Europe with the 3rd Battalion, 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment, Burriss — who died on Friday, Jan.4, at age 99 — participated in some of the most dangerous and daring Allied missions of World War II

Reports of ISIS's demise have been greatly exaggerated, according to airstrike data released by Combined Joint Task Force - Operation Inherent Resolve

As part of a settlement, USAA agreed to pay affected users $181.59.

Why do we, as a society, insist on searching for absolute meaning in stories about war?

I recently signed up to volunteer at my local animal shelter. Their rules of behavior stuck me as pretty generally applicable to any organization, but perhaps especially to small military units

Police are treating the matter as a death investigation, not a homicide

President Donald Trump is reportedly considering former presidential candidate Jim Webb to take over the reins of the Pentagon, according to The New York Times.

Chief Edward "Eddie" Gallagher is accused of killing the wounded ISIS fighter during the 2017 battle of Mosul.

Veterans and troops were asked if they felt the "current occupation" in Iraq and Afghanistan had gone on for too long

President Donald Trump was in peak form during his recent televised cabinet meeting.

Russia detained Whelan on Dec. 28 as he was traveling to Moscow for a fellow Marine's wedding, according to his family.

The powers that be in Congress, the media, DoD bureaucrats, and the traditional think tanks like CNAS might want you to believe that they have a plan to recraft American foreign policy—they don't

The gunshot wound that killed Lance Cpl. Riley S. Kuznia was not self-inflicted.

150 is about as large a group of people as the human brain can handle in personal relationships, notes a British military commentator