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The Marine’s Eagle, Globe and Anchor is coveted by anyone who’s earned it, but the history is long and complicated.

The Navy has launched a five-year plan to improve the form, fit, and function of female uniforms. And add pockets — yes, pockets!

Nearly 1,000 active duty troops are joining 6,500 National Guard members from 15 states in relief efforts in Helene's path.

A proper goodbye for one Army tank platoon leader.

The Army says it has developed a tool that can rule out the need for a brain scan for a suspected traumatic brain injury. All it requires is a drop of blood and 15 minutes.

The destroyers USS Cole and USS USS Bulkeley fired about a dozen interceptors against Iranian missiles on Tuesday.

Andre Fulton admitted to federal authorities that he cashed in on benefits after marrying a woman in 2018 while stationed at Fort Hood, Texas so she could skirt immigration laws.

A Russian Su-35 fighter cut across the nose of a U.S. F-16, which was intercepting a Russian Tu-95 bomber.

The former President graduated from the Naval Academy and was a pioneer in the use of nuclear power in submarines.

Moody Air Force Base airmen can travel 300 miles from base, soldiers at Fort Eisenhower up to 500. MacDill and Tyndall

Navy Capt. Bradley Geary will face a board of inquiry on Nov. 11 in connection with the Feb. 4, 2022 death of a SEAL candidate after Hell Week.

Space Force Col. Nick Hague will help with experiments aboard the International Space Station and retrieve two stranded astronauts back to Earth.

The singer, actor and scholar served for several years in the Army, earning a Ranger tab before pursuing a celebrated career in music.

The Army’s Special Warfare Center & School quietly dropped this new, ominous clip online, showcasing how it’s viewing multidimensional and complex conflict.

The previously undisclosed airstrikes in Syria killed 37 total fighters.

Nearly 5,000 National Guard personnel are active in several states with search and rescue efforts after the storm left a path of destruction.

U.S. officials could not say how many troops currently in Iraq would leave the country under a new bilateral security agreement.

The photo, captured by a Coast Guard rescue swimmer's helmet cam, perfectly captures a dramatic rescue in Hurricane Helene.

After an on-base investigation, "the findings warranted the removal" of Chief Master Sgt. Michael Venning as Keesler's top enlisted leader, officials said.

The Army met its goal to recruit 55,000 soldiers in fiscal year 2024 with recruits averaging 22 years old and others going through a prep course for academic and fitness help.