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The Navy fighter/bomber is not designed to take on submarines, but it may have been involved with strikes on Iranian subs docked in ports.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth recommended the execution method to President Donald Trump, who approved the use of it on Nidal Hasan.

An Army official said the service is grounding about 400 helicopters, more than half of its AH-64 fleet.

10 warrant officers were the first in the Army to graduate as the new 390A Robotics Technicians MOS, while hundreds joined the 40D space operations field.

Army Reserve Lt. Col. Robert J. Connolly dedicated the award to six fellow soldiers killed in the same drone attack in the first hours of Operation Epic Fury.

The decision to pull U.S. bombers from the British base comes a week after several people were arrested on suspicion of plotting terrorist action.

The Marine Corps said it is “actively cooperating” with authorities after a lance corporal was arrested Saturday night.

The aircraft carrier quietly left the Central Command area of operations in recent days, leaving the USS George Washington as the only carrier currently in the Middle East.

Troops can now earn $450 per month in hostile fire pay and as much as $275 per month in imminent danger pay, the first increase since 2002.

The new rust-colored headgear for explosive ordnance disposal techs will be the Air Force's seventh authorized beret.

A mental health clinic owner used active duty service members, veterans and military families in a scheme that billed TRICARE $26 million.

Commanders have less than two weeks to implement the directive.

The guardsman told police during a traffic stop that his firearm was registered in his home state of Oklahoma.

Florida sheriff's deputy Eddie Duran faced manslaughter charges after he shot and killed Senior Airman Roger Fortson in 2024 at the airman's off-base apartment.

The USS Theodore Roosevelt is sailing with “significantly more” food and supplies than the USS Abraham Lincoln carried, in part due to damage to a logistics base in Bahrain.

To meet Hegseth-ordered "accountability,"  Navy and Marines say Inspectors General will continue to review fitness test and Air Force IGs may soon start.

Jai Salters, a former enlisted sailor, now a lieutenant commander in the Navy, walked us through the benefits he used to earn multiple degrees, while still being able to transfer his GI Bill to his kids.

NASA engineers appear to be planning to once again kick the tires and light the fires of the baddest airplane to ever fly.

“The flight line is more of a food desert than the base as a whole because access to a broad food selection is necessarily curtailed because of the logistics and hours of operation,” a retired crew chief said.

All soldiers must take the cognitive test once. Soldiers in high-risk jobs like field artillery and explosive ordnance disposal will get annual assessments.