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Two sailors were treated aboard the ship for minor injuries.

Space Force Guardians in 11 jobs, or ‘mission areas,’ are authorized to wear the tabs under the service’s latest dress and appearance policy.

Soldiers are using IVAS headsets, Black Hornet microdrones, and the Dronebuster system to track and detect suspected migrant crossings.

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Residents reported loud booms and broken windows in the city after the Air Force team’s practice flights prior to an airshow.

Troops who have deployed to the southern border since Jan. 20 are eligible for the medal.

National Guard troops from six states have been activated to support federal law enforcement in the capital. 

Lockheed Martin and Rheinmetall’s new rocket artillery system doubles the firepower of HIMARS and could give NATO a European-built alternative.

Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Allvin will retire in November after serving in his current role for just two years.

“The post included language that was inconsistent with the supportive and professional environment we strive to maintain,” a Marine Corps spokesperson said.

David Rose spent four years in the Marines before becoming a police office near Atlanta. He was killed by a gunman obsessed with vaccine conspiracies.

The Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group and the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit will be part of a show of force in the waters around Latin America.

At least five American airstrikes helped Somalia’s military retake an important town from militants. 

At least 700 National Guardsmen will be sent to Washington, D.C., nearly doubling the number of troops already activated in the capitol.

“I did it. I threw a sandwich,” Sean Dunn told an officer.

Fleet Master Chief John Perryman will take over for Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy James Honea, who announced his retirement in July.

The Air Force staged a show of power with a flyover featuring a B-2 bomber as Trump and Putin met for talks in Alaska.

An EMP could disrupt U.S. military operations, but it’s no instant knockout. Here is what’s real, and what’s hype.

The delays affect some airmen who had expected to move starting on Oct. 1.

Siaosi Soto, who grew up bodyboarding on O'ahu, wanted to make his first day out of the Air Force memorable, so he put on dress blues and hit his hometown surf spot.