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Air defense artillery and weapon systems are headed to Ukraine after top military officials warned in early April that that Ukrainians would be outshot 10 to 1 'in weeks.'

The Navy has surpassed its retention goal for this fiscal year so far.

For this year's contest, the two captains trained separately while deployed to different countries in Europe.

The Senate could vote as early as late Tuesday to approve Ukraine aid. American stockpiles in Germany are sitting ready to go.

Two Colombians accused of a 'tomaseas' scam — adding drugs to drinks to rob U.S. soldiers in Bogota bars — are now in U.S. custody.

The U.S. is withdrawing troops from Niger as reports surface of its neighbor, Chad, asking for the same.

Nicholas Brooklier gave up his position as an Army logistics officer to join the Marines as an infantry grunt.

It is the first attack on American troops in the region since early February.

80 positions, including pilots and pararescuemen, were at risk of being eliminated as part of the planned cuts.

Historian Damien Lewis talks about the real planning and training behind the daring commando mission that inspired the movie.

Espionage under the UCMJ can carry the death penalty, though Chief Petty Officer Bryce Pedicini was not charged with capital crimes.

The film's military advisor Ray Mendoza breaks down what went into the action design.

"You are my secret informant love! How were your meetings? Successfully?"

The Chief Petty Officer has been charged with espionage and related offenses.

Sgt. Colin Arslanbas died Thursday night near Camp Lejeune.

The decision comes a month after Niger's ruling military council called for all American forces to leave.

We honor the memory of Senior Airman Marcus Jordan.

More information will be released after the Marine's family is notified, officials said.

It’s a classic “men on a mission” World War II movie with violence galore.

"...on more than one occasion, I saw items move on their own with my own eyes.”