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Veterans Affairs employees called and left a voicemail for a veteran patient, but forgot to hang up.

Jeromy Pittmann was sentenced to 30 months in prison for accepting bribes for visas that were intended for Afghan nationals who worked with U.S. troops during the war.

A federal judge has denied a request by Republican lawmakers to set aside votes from troops and their families overseas until their identities could be confirmed.

A Naval force shelled, looted and burned an Angoon village in 1882. Several children died in the attack and many residents died in the subsequent winter months.

Republican lawmakers want absentee ballots — which includes many US troops overseas — set aside until identities are verified. State officials say the ballots are legal.

Aloha and Maholo! We salute this pilot and their 'hang loose' flight path.

Project Horizon was a Cold War idea for creating a nuclear-powered lunar outpost, staffed with heavily armed soldiers, by the mid-1960s.

The U.S. military is reducing the number of missile defense sites it intends to put on Guam, cutting the previous proposal of 22 down to 16 locations.

Airmen can now play the strategy game "Command" inside the secure Air Force network to help plan for potential real-world conflicts.

The two were removed due to a "loss of confidence" following an inquiry.

Shannon Wilkerson was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the 2001 murder of Pfc. Amanda Gonzales, who was believed to have carried his baby at the time.

Tanker culture dates back to World War II, an integral part of which is crews naming their tanks.

An Inspector General review of the infamous Navy SEAL Hell Week training questioned the amount of sleep candidates get but found new safety policies were working.

About 3,000 North Korean troops have deployed to Russia. They could begin combat operations in Ukraine starting on Nov. 1.

Army investigators confirmed Thursday that Roque's body was found in a dumpster and that investigators have identified a "person of interest" in the homicide case.

"Empathy has been a leadership trait of successful Marine leaders for 249 years; we put it on paper and added it to our list.”

Officials at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri announced Tuesday that Sgt. Sarah Roque, 23, was found dead.

The families have to move because recent surveys revealed the chimneys in their homes could collapse.

“He got to meet with Truman, shake his hand, and Truman grabbed a napkin and wrote on it, ‘Many thanks to Joe Spotswood for a wonderful fight.'"

Base authorities did not say how Sgt. Greville Clarke could have evaded authorities during an 18-month spree of break-ins and assaults.