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The USS Patrick Gallagher honors an Irish citizen turned U.S. Marine who risked his own life to save his comrades in the Vietnam War.

The military awarded 20 men its highest honor in the 1890s for their role in the incident, where hundreds were killed or injured.

Peter Chounthala was beaten and then killed by a car in Los Angeles County in May. After two months, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is offering a reward for any help in the search.

The Neo Nazi group, which included several former military members, manufactured unregistered rifles intended to be used to blow up power substations.

The Army has announced that three brigades will deploy this fall as part of ongoing rotations

The report blamed the crash on the crew's ineffective teamwork, adverse weather, and a “culture of noncompliance” under unit leadership.

Research on human genetics seeking cures to diseases had mostly "European" DNA to work with before using a database of veterans.

Abraham Lopez had a lot of hair that needed to be shorn when he arrived at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego.

The group Smokeless Vets hope to help 100,000 veterans stop smoking. Using nicotine products like vapes and pouches, they think, would help.

Officials said they will not release the names of minors involved in the incident.

Two F-35s, F-16s, and Canadian CF-18s intercepted two Russian TU-95 and two Chinese PRC H-6 bombers.

U.S. Air Force Sgt. David Price was killed at Lima Site 85, a secret CIA radar base in Laos which was overrun in a pitched, mountain-top battle. His remains were just identified.

Army Technician Third Grade Louis M. Gigliotti was assigned to the Army’s 1-773rd Service Command Unit which handled medical screenings for soldiers before and after their deployment to Europe.

The road to being a Green Beret starts with this 24-day course that pushes candidates as far as they can go.

An F/A-18-fired anti-ship missile was used to sink the former amphibious assault ship on July 19 during Exercise Rim of the Pacific 2024.

The report highlighted policy gaps, communication pitfalls and missed warning signs that could've caught Sgt. First Class Robert Card's concerning behavior before it turned fatal. The Army took administrative actions against three soldiers for "dereliction of duty."

Air Force Lt. Col. Kevin DiFalco’s told Task & Purpose he is innocent. He still faces administrative action.

Dried plasma was used during WW II and the Korean War, saving thousands of lives. It was banned due to the lack of screening technology for hepatitis contaminated blood. Now, military and veteran researches, doctors, and healthcare workers are calling for the life saving treatment to be re-introduced to the military.

The Pentagon released its 2024 Arctic Strategy, which is updated for events like war in Ukraine, and Sweden and Finland joining NATO.

The aviator, part of Strike Fighter Squadron 32, took out a Houthi drone in the Red Sea as part of the Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group’s intercept mission.