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GoRuck Selection puts candidates through 48 hours of hell. This year’s event occurred on the sacred sands of Normandy, and a German athlete was the last one standing. 

Okaloosa County Sheriff officials said Deputy Eddie Duran use of force in killing Senior Airman Roger Fortson on May 3 was “not objectively reasonable.”.

Amid a chaotic week, a video of two soldiers praying together emerged that illustrated the fine line U.S. troops face.

Once the Navy's No. 2-ranking sailor, Admiral Robert Burke is accused of steering training contracts toward a company that gave him a half-million dollar salary when he retired.

US troops received an air raid warning about balloons that North Korea floated into South Korea carrying bags of human waste and other garbage.

Marine Pvt. William Smith‘s grandfather died in the 1983 Beirut bombing. Mentored by other 'Beirut Marines' as he grew up, Smith will graduate from Parris Island Friday.

Staff Sgt. Kancauski ate a hard slap to the face like it was breakfast and returned the favor via double-leg takedown during the Desert Warrior Week combatives championship.

Registration for Selective Service is already mandatory but a proposed law would automatically sign up men between 18 and 25 years old for national draft rolls.

An Air Force pilot is listed in serious but stable condition after an F-35B crashed on Tuesday in New Mexico.

The eight drug smuggling boats were intercepted in February and March off the coasts of Mexico, Central and South America.

Family of Pfc. Katia Duenas-Aguilar said "the problem is inside" and compared her death to the murder of Vanessa Guillen by a fellow soldier at Ft. Cavazos in 2020.

Civil Affairs soldiers work in small teams to stabilize a host nation’s area of operations. It all starts with Civil Affairs Assessment and Selection.

Some U.S. troops were briefly stranded aboard tender vessels which ran aground on Gaza and Israeli beaches as the pier broke up.

The first three Ukrainian pilots have graduated from F-16 training with the Arizona National Guard’s 162nd Wing, a wing with a long history of training foreign pilots.

The soldier shot and killed Ramzan Daraev outside the former's home in Carthage, North Carolina on May 3.

Hizon immigrated to the United States and joined the Army soon after. He was serving in Afghanistan when he was killed in an insurgent attack.

Sgt. 1st Class Juan Pina is taking willing soldiers below the ocean's surface to reenlist and maybe see a dolphin or two.

The Air Force is hoping that even greater financial incentives can help it retain personnel.

A love for the culinary arts, motorcycles, and helping others.

Rossi-Cayton flew and commanded Chinooks that took 101st Airborne troops into war — but only after she fought her own leadership to stay in charge.