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Officials will take 10 months to do construction work on the base's runway to prepare for the arrival of the B-21 stealth bomber in the "mid-2020s."

Patrick Murray of the Veterans of Foreign Wars has produced a rebuttal to a recent article calling for reducing veteran’s disability benefits that only a combat veteran could write.

A soldier said "Granny's Delight" bakery sold his grandmother's pies. Federal authorities say it was a half-baked scam to collect COVID-relief loans.

Veterans' benefits earned through two decades of sustained war are now under attack as "absurdly generous."

New to the unit, Pfc. Dillion Easton’s fellow soldiers hardly knew him, but after his sudden death, they did everything they could to prepare him for his funeral. 

Gen. Christopher Donahue commanded the 82nd Airborne at the Kabul airport during the final two weeks of the Afghanistan War and was on the final C-17 out of the country.

The first-of-its-kind study will treat patients with pharmaceutical-grade MDMA in conjunction with their psychotherapy sessions.

As long as you can do 76 push-ups in two minutes, the Navy won't mind if you can't make the tape test.

President-elect Donald Trump’s cabinet picks may reflect Global War on Terrorism veterans’ desire for accountability after two decades of war.

Forget rockets, soldiers and sailors tried to conquer the skies in the 1930s with hot air.

The Ninth Circuit’s stay blocks the construction of new permanent and temporary housing on the 388-acre campus until at least April.

3d Marine Littoral Regiment is the first Marine Corps unit to field the weapons system.

Surrounded by a force of 1,400, Pvt. Hector Albert Cafferata Jr. battled against all odds. As the enemy threw grenades, he swatted them back.

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Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. Eric Smith suffered a cardiac arrest last year during a run. He just completed the USMC's grueling combat fitness test.

The clinical trial study will give veterans commercially and medically available cannabis products to look at “real-world” use and assess the impact on post-traumatic stress disorder.

“I saw an opening. I saw his eyes,” Sgt. Diamond Adams told Task & Purpose, in response to a cage match fight that was viewed millions of times on social media.

Joseph Antoine Prevatte, 39, was arrested twice in November for allegations involving inappropriate relationships with students while he was a substitute teacher in Florida.

A 'plucking board' of retired generals thinned out senior officers prior to World War II. Trump officials have proposed a similar plan.

The hero of years of World War II comics is now getting a movie from DC Studios.