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The eye of Hurricane Helene passed directly over the south Georgia base, cutting power and water. Airmen stepped up to help each other dig out.

Jai Salters recently launched Mil Mentor, a career program that aims to pair veterans and military spouses with industry experts.

The three Air National Guardsmen helped other service members get medical attention before seeking treatment for their own injuries.

The Florida National Guard activated around 5,000 troops and the Army is sending roughly 100 active personnel to respond to Hurricane Milton.

The North Carolina National Guard helicopter’s rotor wash sent tarps and other items into the air.

With a major plant closed by storm damage, an association of nearly 5,000 hospitals is calling on President Biden to ask the military to transport IV fluids into the country.

The accident comes after a jump exercise killed one 82nd Airborne soldier and injured another last month during training in Louisiana.

The US military is moving ships, planes, and people out of Hurricane Milton’s projected path.

An ex-service member allegedly posed as a VA official to steal veterans' personal and banking information, some of whom were in ICUs.

Maj. Tommy Vu reclaimed the top spot this month, completing 1,027 chest-to-ground burpees in an hour, smashing the previous record.

The Iowa National Guard's 171st Aviation Regiment joined Hurricane Helene relief efforts to say, 'Hello. Is it aid you’re looking for?'

More than 1,000 active-duty soldiers deployed to the southeast to help thousands of National Guard troops as the death toll from the storm rises.

The base is still clearing debris left over from Helene, and planes moved out of state for that storm only returned to MacDill this past week.

Consider it the hunt for Reddit October.

The order on updated liberty hours comes after multiple service members were accused of sexual assault this year in Japan.

Cpl. Eddie Vincek came ashore on Iwo Jima in the battle's first hours. In September, 100 Marines helped him celebrate his 100th birthday.

Gen. Jacqueline Van Ovost, one of just a handful of women to ever reach the U.S. military's highest rank, retired as commander of U.S. TRANSCOM after 36 years of service.

The siblings, one from the Air Force, the other from the Navy, had an airborne reunion during a refueling mission above the Midwest.

National Guard officials said they are moving from Hurricane Helene search and rescue operations to logistics help and debris removal.

No injuries were reported due to the blast. Previously, two unexploded bombs were found at the Miyazaki airport in Japan, first in 2011, and again in 2021.