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Daniel Catone once built tiny submarine models and read Tom Clancy novels during class in high school. Now he owns the original Red October.

Police Detective Michael Collazo, a Marine veteran, was honored for quickly ending a March 2023 shooting at The Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee.

The old badge was only authorized for the Vermont National Guardsmen, and all soldiers who earned it will wear the new badge.

Lt. Cmdr. Lyndsay "Miley" Evans and Lt. Serena "Dug" Wileman both flew dozens of combat missions against Houthi rebels in Yemen from aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower.

A munitions technician confused a tractor's gas and brake pedals, sending the 'jammer' speeding into a parked jet, sparking a fire.

Kinsel fought as a Marine throughout some of the toughest battlefields in World War II, using code derived from the Navajo language to create an unbreakable communication tool for the military.

The EA-18G aircraft crashed on Tuesday, Oct. 15 near Mount Rainier. Search and rescue teams have been scouring the area looking for the crew.

The two were simultaneously removed for a “loss of confidence."

A new report finds that the Army cut the amount of vessels it has as well, even as mission capability dropped.

Search teams reached the remote crash site on Mount Rainier, Washington Friday, but could not immediately account for the 2-man crew.

The Army is clarifying that it is not replacing its current PT gear. Rather, it is developing new optional items for soldiers to wear.

The capstone event of Army basic training now includes lessons on how soldiers can conceal themselves from drones.

The Air Force and Navy launched a coordinated set of airstrikes on five locations inside Yemen.

Navy spy planes and sub hunters were among the searchers who spotted the Growler wreckage Wednesday afternoon in remote mountains. The crew remains unaccounted for.

Over 170 soldiers transferred to air defense from other fields, as the Army looks to meet increased deployments for air defenders among growing conflicts.

Equivalent awards will be issued for medics and other soldiers who have earned both a combat and expert badge in their field.

The Army’s top enlisted leader said the current PT gear does not “represent who we are as warfighters.”

The new rounds will be built to take-down drones with timed fuses.

All soldiers on "operational" deployments will get the pay bump, regardless of rank. Training deployments will not count.

After meeting its 2024 recruiting goals, the Army wants to recruit 6,000 more soldiers in 2025.