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After Government Accountability Office audits found that inspections were lacking, the Marine Corps is reinforcing its rules around ammo and firearm security.

Air Force Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach was confirmed as the next Air Force chief of staff.

A total of roughly 50 airmen and Space Force guardians are being extended for 60 days during the federal government shutdown.

Troops will receive their end-of-month paychecks even though the federal government remains shut down, according to the Pentagon.

Lt. Gen. Joseph McGee, a senior Pentagon planner, is retiring amid reports he clashed with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over Ukraine and strikes in the Caribbean.

The Army is pushing forward with the M1E3 Abrams, a lighter, modular tank built for a drone-saturated battlefield. Is this the right move?

Soldiers with the 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, are heading home with no unit set to replace them in Europe.

Each state will have a quick reaction force unit made up of hundreds of troops ready to deploy by Jan. 1, 2026, according to an official memo.

Nobody took home the crucible crown. But Army Rangers, Navy SEALs, Marines and airmen swapped drone tactics and spotted weaknesses.

New billboards have been put up near Miami, Chicago, and Memphis, Tennessee.

Navy Secretary John Phelan has announced a review into whether sailors’ and Marines’ social media posts have been “misaligned” with official guidance.

"Boots," adapted from the memoir "The Pink Marine," follows a gay man who enlisted with the dream of changing his future, but had to live a double life the entire time.

The government shutdown is shaping up to be the longest in American history, and as we continue to report on it, we need your help.

Service members with shaving waivers are not allowed to attend a meeting with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth this week in South Korea.

Military members and families experiencing food insecurity face a “severe strain” as the government says it won’t send federal food assistance in November.

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Starting on Jan. 2, female drill sergeants will wear the campaign hat, one of the most distinctive hats in the Army.

Experts say the U.S. military is at risk of being outgunned and outmanned in cyber warfare.

A new internal memo wants to help Missile Defense Agency personnel be ready to "address false assumptions" stemming from the new Kathryn Bigelow movie.

Both aircraft were on routine flight operations, the Navy said, when they went down in the water only 30 minutes apart. All crew were recovered safely.