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Brig. Gen. John Pogorek, 57, had been the commander of the New Hampshire Air National Guard since June 2022.

More than 60 US troops have died in motorcycle crashes since October. Motorcycle deaths make up a significant part of all private motor vehicle deaths for all military branches.

Georgia sent more troops-per-capita than any other nation to Afghanistan, with 32 killed in action. But the Pentagon pro-Kremlin turn in new leaders.

Navy Capt. Lenard C. Mitchell was relieved of command of the USS Hershel “Woody” Williams after an investigation into how the mobile base ship ran aground in May.

Ranger Joseph “Kap” Kapacziewski was remembered in his hometown at Bristol Eastern High school.

The Guard and other first responders rescued three people from a capsized boat. One person recovered died at a hospital.

Three dozen new F-15EXs will head to Kadena Air Base in Japan, the Pentagon announced, but it's not clear when that will be.

American forces stationed at Air Base 101 in the capital of Niamey will be gone by Sunday.

When a contract worker at Fort Novosel, Alabama suffered a medical emergency, the aviation soldiers found themselves at the right place at the right time.

Retired Army Master Sgt. Luis Barsallo led his squad through an ambush’ in Iraq during 'the battle of Easter Sunday.'

Maj. Gen. Phillip Stewart's court-martial highlighted gaps in the military justice system for both prosecutors and defendants.

Jason Pelletier was discharged from the Air Force two decades ago after discipline issues. Joining the Army Reserve was "an opportunity to serve and honor my original commitment."

Army Pvt. Philip G. Shadrach and Pvt. George D. Wilson will posthumously receive the Medal of Honor for the raid sometimes dubbed 'one of the earliest special operations missions.'

A U.S. airman and a Marine have been accused of sexual assault in two separate incidents roughly five months apart.

Maj. Gen. William F. Mullen retired in 2020 as the commander of Training and Education Command, and was recently in Ukraine reviewing military training there.

How a job candidate gets an offer.

Air Force Staff Sergeant Jorge Delgado was killed and three hurt in a June 29 vehicle accident at the Montana base. Two responders were injured while on the scene of the crash.

A total of 18 sailors, nine Marines, and nine Department of Air Force personnel have been killed in motorcycle crashes since October.

Every squad in the Army may soon carry at least one of the mini-'SBS' drones that New York National Guard soldiers trained with at Fort Drum, New York.

The Army is counting on a singular, multiyear contract to keep production steady and overall costs down at a time when demand for the munition is high.