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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.

A federal judge ruled that current leases for oil drilling and schools on the nearly 400-acre site are illegal and must end.

A team of three Alaska Air Guard PJs were called on to parachute down to crashed planes, two of several rescue missions over Labor Day weekend.

A lucky break for a Marine veteran on the “Kill Tony” comedy show helped the family of a fallen scout sniper connect with their loved one's teammates.

For most Space Force guardians, the earliest they can expect to get the service’s dress uniform is December 2025.

The U.S. military is funding the study to help improve Ukrainian military and civilian medical care, and to assist with the Pentagon’s own planning of future large-scale combat operations.

Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro made comments while in London that violated restrictions on federal employees engaging in political activities while on duty, an investigation found.

The former cadets allege that the Coast Guard’s negligence caused them to be “severely and irreparably harmed” despite the academy’s responsibility for its students.

A U.S. Navy sailor was detained in Venezuela on or about Aug. 30. No information was immediately available about why he was there.

The Navy and Coast Guard spent three days coming to the assistance of a woman and her child aboard a stricken sailboat as a hurricane bore down on the vessel.

U.S. Air Force rescue troops ran a mass casualty evacuation with military forces from Australia, France and Papua New Guinea.

Astronaut and Space Force Col. Nick Hague will lead a NASA mission later this month to the International Space Station.

The Battle of Jutland hockey tournament is a way for disabled veterans from around the world to compete while forging bonds that surpass the flag on their shoulders.