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Two attacks this week are the latest in three months of attempts by Houthis in Yemen to disrupt shipping in the Red Sea.

John L. Canley risked his own safety to pull wounded Marines to safety during the Tet Offensive in the Vietnam War.

The increase was less than the overall rise in homelessness.

A "Cold Weather" special duty pay was included in recent military legislation.

Both have their purpose. But which is the best?

A total of 66 US troops have been wounded since October.

“I don’t need your civil war” – Axl Rose.

The Army said it's going to meet the new requirement with "analytically driven standards." Congress did not require that scores be gender-neutral.

The Royal Marines are famous for their grueling training.

We honor the memory of this Marine.

"Your deployment is over, but my deployment will never end."

At the naming ceremony, Marine Kyle Carpenter joked, "You all will be very surprised that Marines do not usually spend a lot of time around advanced computing systems."

The annual operation airdrops humanitarian supplies and toys to 58 islands across the Pacific.

The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Air Force Chief Master Sgt Alan T. Yoshida was among the first Americans to fight in Afghanistan in 2001.

I never made weight for my height while in the Army, but it was obvious I wasn’t overweight.

U.S. troops in Niger went from around 1,100 in September to 648 in December.

Your uncles, cousins, and sons are not being sent to fight against Russia.

Everything you didn’t know you needed, in one convenient holiday gift guide.

CMSgt. David A. Flosi spent much of his career in the secretive world of nuclear munitions. He'll now serve as the Air Force's senior enlisted advisor.