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Army Maj. Gen. Joel “JB” Vowell, who leads all US troops in Iraq and Syria, advises junior officers to listen to noncommissioned officers.

The Navy's oldest active aircraft carrier spent seven months undergoing planned repairs and upgrades after deployment in the Pacific.

The Ike and its ships are heading home after months of fighting against Yemen’s Houthis.

Now individual commanders are to evaluate sailors’ overall physical readiness.

Air Force Col. Mark "Tyson" Sletten and a civilian instructor died this week after their two-seater aircraft went down into a lake in Alaska.

The commanding general of Operation Inherent Resolve, Maj. Gen. Joel “JB” Vowell, talked to Task & Purpose about the January attack in Jordan that killed three soldiers.

Travis Bell has been cutting the hair of every kind of soldier at Fort Liberty, from new privates to four-star generals, for 57 years.

Rangers, Green Berets, and Nuclear Disablement Team 1 trained together in two different states for a rare opportunity to hone their skills together for real-world scenarios.

The issue of adding women to a military draft has come up multiple times over the last decade.

A military laboratory identified the remains of 16 missing soldiers, many of whom were last seen as POWs.

Soldiers at Fort Carson competed in a division-wide tradition that honored the role of the 4th ID on D-Day and looked like End Times.

Though barred from the pool in his hometown growing up, Willliam Goines became the first Black sailor to serve as a modern-era SEAL.

An Air Force firefighter was honored for his treatment of a critically injured passenger and a quick-thinking evacuation plan after the rollover accident.

Though the pier in Gaza has had its struggles in recent high seas, the JLOTS system is a key capability that combines skills from the Army, Navy and civilian world.

Airmen can expect universal uniform inspections and a crackdown on shaving in Air Combat Command, the service's largest branch.

The tiltrotor V-22 returned to partial operations in March, but the military is still reviewing what led to fatal mishaps.

The USS Dwight D. Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group airlifted 24 civilians after their ship was heavily damaged by a Houthi drone.

In Vietnam, Sgt. Mitchell Stout gave his life protecting soldiers from a grenade. Now the Army renamed the M-SHORAD system after him.

The military set up hundreds of fake social media accounts that sowed doubt about Chinese efforts to fight COVID-19 in the country.

Cmdr. David Ruhlig was relieved of command of Coast Guard Station New York on June 3.