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The deployments are intended to keep the American military presence strong as the USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group leaves the region.

Nine new federal filings brought against the Coast Guard Academy brings the total number of abuse allegations from former cadets to 22.

North Korea and Russia have a history of military cooperation, but they are nothing close to a real military coalition, say retired senior U.S. military leaders.

Vietnam War Dustoff crews flew countless missions into unsecured landing zones with one mission: save the wounded.

The near-$100 million fighter crashed in thick woods after the Marine pilot wrongly ejected over rural South Carolina last year, a Marine investigation ruled.

Spc. Wooster Rancy, 21, was charged Wednesday with murder and obstructing justice under the military justice system.

The robot and autonomous system-focused warrant officers would initially be part of Army special operations forces to help manage and integrate the new tech into operations.

A pilot program has allowed recruits with a history of medically disqualifying conditions to enlist without getting waivers.

"There isn’t a prouder big sister out there," his big sister wrote. "I have no doubts that you’ll be a stellar Marine. I love you, kid."

For Travis and Patrick Reese, the museum gave them a chance to reflect on their combat experiences while recognizing that they were not defined by their wars.

Veterans Affairs employees called and left a voicemail for a veteran patient, but forgot to hang up.

Jeromy Pittmann was sentenced to 30 months in prison for accepting bribes for visas that were intended for Afghan nationals who worked with U.S. troops during the war.

A federal judge has denied a request by Republican lawmakers to set aside votes from troops and their families overseas until their identities could be confirmed.

A Naval force shelled, looted and burned an Angoon village in 1882. Several children died in the attack and many residents died in the subsequent winter months.

Republican lawmakers want absentee ballots — which includes many US troops overseas — set aside until identities are verified. State officials say the ballots are legal.

Aloha and Maholo! We salute this pilot and their 'hang loose' flight path.

Project Horizon was a Cold War idea for creating a nuclear-powered lunar outpost, staffed with heavily armed soldiers, by the mid-1960s.

The U.S. military is reducing the number of missile defense sites it intends to put on Guam, cutting the previous proposal of 22 down to 16 locations.

Airmen can now play the strategy game "Command" inside the secure Air Force network to help plan for potential real-world conflicts.

The two were removed due to a "loss of confidence" following an inquiry.