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Houthi militants promise retaliation for the attacks, but the commander of the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower doesn't seem that worried online.

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The Air Force Special Operations Command CV-22 was carrying a crew of eight when it went down in November.

"Everyone who wears a uniform, I always want to be as respectful to who they are and what they do."

A Houthi spokesperson promised "a firm, strong and effective response."

They went missing the same day that the U.S. and allies carried out air strikes on Yemen.

Maverick is back on the highway to the danger zone, again.

The Houthis have vowed to retaliate for the strikes.

The Army completed a war game this week focused on the service's arctic capabilities, materiel, doctrine needs.

“I did two or three good pulls, and that's when I could see the shark, and dude, it was the most incredible thing I've ever seen in my life.” 

"The United States and our partners will not tolerate attacks on our personnel."

Live-fire training is not going away.

The Pentagon IG found that serial number inventories were “delinquent” for more than $1 billion worth of high-value, specially monitored equipment.

Charles Jackson French towed a raft with 15 wounded shipmates through shark-infested waters with a rope around his waist. The Navy denied him any award or medal.

From skating the streets of Philly as a kid to Green Beret deployments around the world.

Responding to the claim, the Pentagon said it was going to "shake it off."

The Air Force has four E-4B Nightwatch aircraft, also known as “Doomsday Planes.”

A rental company charged a sailor over $3,000 in illegal fees and extra rent.

The third series from the makers of Band of Brothers and The Pacific will follow a B-17 crew on missions over Germany.

Austin’s prognosis is “excellent.”