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The June 15, 2021 bombing near the Venezuelan border left 44 Colombian military personnel and three American soldiers wounded.

The 11th Airborne Division and partners moved into Shemya Island to show how quickly they can deploy in the event of a mobilization.

The terror group's overall commander in Iraq was killed, as well as several high ranking members based out of the Anbar Province.

The aircraft carrier and its support ships spent several months in the Pacific before supporting anti-Houthi operations around Yemen.

The 101st Airborne Division is deploying to the Middle East and the 3rd Infantry Division will go to Europe to support NATO operations.

The Air Force began work on its first-ever private apartments at Edwards Air Force base, a remote duty station with limited housing options.

The E-4, the belligerent heart of the U.S. military and every SNCO’s pain in the ass and reason for existing.

Here's everything you need to know about the Army's tabs, from permanent ones, like Ranger and Special Forces, to unit tabs like Airborne, Jungle and Arctic.

The Pentagon is implementing a range of policies designed to save military families money and improve service members’ quality of life.

The U.S. military’s commander in Africa said they’re considering Cote d’Ivoire, Ghana and Benin as options for counter terrorism collaboration after its personnel left Niger and Chad.

A new bill in Congress aims to honor U.S. veterans who fought in the Pacific and natives from Attu, an Aleutian Island who were captured by the Japanese during WWII.

You’ve seen soldiers carry out direct fire battle drills, but have you seen them react to brush fires?

For over 30 years, the 354th Fighter Squadron has put "the 18-year-old with a rifle" at the center of their A-10 mission. The Air Force is shuttering the unit this week.

Protestors carrying flares and Palestinian flags broke a fence at a U.S. military base in Italy.

He didn’t want to be called a hero, but Richard McCool Jr. has a ship named after him for his courageous actions during the Battle of Okinawa.

The Inspector General found that a supervisor told another soldier the woman was "bat [s***] crazy" and questioned the credibility of her allegations.

Four Marines at Little Rock Air Force Base trained hundreds of airmen for the Marine Corps' Combat Fitness Test. One female airman aced it.

Sgt. 1st Class Elizabeth Marks doubled her total medal count with her success in Paris this year.

The pair allegedly were responsible for two overnight incidents outside the Chapman Training Annex on Aug. 17.