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The Harder, famous in Navy history for sinking several Japanese destroyers in World War II, was missing for eight decades.

Staff Sgt. Zachary Tomczak earned his Ranger Tab and became a squad leader in the 82nd Airborne before returning to Iraq for the fourth, and final time.

Bill Cahir joined the Marines at 34. When he was killed in Afghanistan, his wife was five months pregnant with twins.

The M72 Light Assault Weapon Fire from Enclosure Munition is designed to reduce backblast when fired from inside an enclosed space.

The families of four Marines who died in a 2022 MV-22 Osprey crash say Boeing, Bell Textron and engine-maker Rolls Royce lied about the plane's safety.

The breaching tool created by the Air Force and a small business was developed in case of an emergency inside one of the secure rooms.

A new proposal would force the Army to treat drone training and operations like artillery and intelligence. But Army leaders want flexibility for field units.

Marine Corps privates JuliMarie Winston and Jamil Winston Jr. attended boot camp at Marine Recruit Training Depot Parris Island at the same time.

This is not the first time an Air Force one-star general has been nominated for a third star.

The Army and the Clarksville Police Department are investigating her death.

Pfc. Cierra Nglias Truce died as a passenger in the single-car crash.

A Wounded Warrior Project spokesman said it takes all claims seriously but does not comment on personnel issues.

The USS Carney engaged Houthi-launched weapons targeting commercial ships in the Red Sea 51 times.

Soldiers on staff duty now have to count sheep and get four hours of sleep.

The Department of Defense has already started withdrawing personnel from Niger.

Anderson shot down 16 German planes in World War II, flew bombing missions in Vietnam and served as a test pilot alongside Chuck Yeager.

Spc. Jaggert Oakes was found unresponsive in his barracks at Camp Humphreys on Wednesday. He was 22.

The three artillery soldiers took out more than two dozen attack drones fired at their base.

The actions of Voas and Lackey undoubtedly saved the lives of 16 people aboard the Osprey, their citations said.

“You want violence of action, shoot a Gustaf at some mother f*ckers”