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The judge said the soldier lied about his drinking habits, domestic violence and animal abuse.

The third installment of World War II storytelling from Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks is still two long, endless months away. But here's a sneak peak.

TYFYS!

Wednesday’s airstrike follows a similar strike on Oct. 26 in Syria.

Three men were arrested for running a ring that, prosecutors say, drew officers and contractors with security clearances along with politicians, high tech executives and scientists.

Semper Fi!

Hamas fighters may have taken captagon, a drug U.S. troops have repeatedly seized in the fight against ISIS in Syria.

Army acquisition chief said the U.S. produces about 28,000 rounds per month. New funding would help make that 100,000.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala,) has been preventing the Senate from voting on military promotions en masse since February.

A new report says the Army should spend more on TV ads and less on "signing bonuses."

We asked, and you provided!

A recent Government Accountability Office report identified the root causes behind the US military’s barracks problems.

The Un-carrier will carry you.

Beware of these common mistakes.

Maine's two Senators have asked the Army's IG to look into what could've prevented the state's deadliest mass shooting.

Before he was diagnosed, Jack Lowe planned to follow a family tradition in the Marine Corps. Now an Honorary Marine, he got to attend a Marine Corps ball.

Officials now say that 45 troops were wounded in a series of mid-October attacks against Al Asad Air Base in Iraq and the Al Tanf garrison in Syria.

A first-of-it-kind agreement could see U.S. combat medics in the Indo Pacific treat American troops with blood from other nations.

Army Staff Sgt. Felix A. Berrios died on Nov. 3.

A new report outlines how repeated exposure to artillery shockwaves left troops hallucinating, panicking and struggling.