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“It found its way down the hall into the commissary where it helped itself to a peach and left the building,”an Air Force spokesperson said.

The Polish defense minister said on Monday that a U.S. deployments of 4,000 troops "paused" in May could soon resume.

Airmen with 621st Contingency Response Wing and Marines from Littoral Combat Force-24 were seen on duty at the country's largest airport.

HIMARS is combat-proven, but South Korea’s Chunmoo is winning buyers with delivery speed and production deals.

The incentives, which cover up to seven years, are part of an effort to retain skilled department heads.

Two soldiers deployed as part of a federal task force fired on an armed man early Sunday after a chase.

The sailor was one of four crew members on a MH-60S Seahawk helicopter that crashed on Wednesday.

The nine-hour 4th of July airshow includes demonstration teams, parachute jumps and a nighttime afterburner flyover.

Roughly 200 American service members deployed earlier this year to train Nigerian forces.

It’s the second year in a row the Navy’s recruiting arm hit its quota early.

Without interpretation, the memorial to America's longest period of conflict risks becoming an elaborate version of "thank you for your service.” 

Some veterans groups believe the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act is the best chance to pass reforms. Others believe it does more harm than good.

Col. Tracy Allen was relieved of command on June 30 of Langley's 633rd Medical Group for a "loss of confidence" in her leadership.

The Air Force is hitting refresh on electronic warfare and the EA-37B Compass Call may have an outsized role to play.

One crew member from a Navy MH-60S Seahawk helicopter is missing after the aircraft went down in the Arabian Sea.

And we’re all asking the same question: Why?

The Square B insignia used to identify B-17 bombers now adorns the E-4B Nightwatch, an airborne command post designed to survive a nuclear war.

A White House panel recommended an annual training requirement along with expanded role for religion across the military. Pentagon officials said they "welcome" the recommendations.

Starting on Oct. 1, Marine Scouts will have a primary military occupational specialty, similar to machine gunners and mortarmen.

The decommissioned amphibious transport dock was sunk on June 27, more than 200 nautical miles off the coast of Guam as part of a military exercise.