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Marines relying more on aging CH-53Es amid MV-22B Osprey stand down.

Celebrating military businesses.

“His two children, they’re 6 and 8, and they can be proud of their dad.”

Few battlefield pain management advances have been made since the Civil War.

The two Ranger's idea to start a jewelry company was born in Afghanistan.

Cameron Dennis, who joined the Navy in 1993 as an enlisted sailor, is the second captain of the USS Howard to be relieved in six months.

American troops have helped Ukrainian forces with telemaintenance for 155 mm howitzers, High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems and Javelin anti-tank weapons.

Army Lt. Col. Jacob J. Sweatland reached a plea agreement with prosecutors.

"...Iraq further emphasized its rejection to be a ground for settling scores between rival countries..."

The new Ground-Launched Small Diameter Bombs will be used in combat for the first time by Kyiv.

The AIR-2 Genie was meant to carry nuclear warheads. Somehow one ended up inert in Bellevue.

The attacks come a day after American forces hit several sites in Syria and Iraq.

The attack utilized B-1 bombers launched from the United States.

Brian Floyd began saving for his dream farm as an 18-year-old enlisted soldier.

It’s more than just the color of their beret.

A six-year effort to identify Robert Rudd's remains ended with his final burial on Fort Cavazos.

Space Force Col. Nick Hague will launch into space as part of a NASA mission to the International Space Station.

Green Berets know a thing or two about what makes a good story.

A drone attack in Jordan injured 41 soldiers from National Guard units from 4 states. Two Reserve soldiers killed in the attack were posthumously promoted to sergeant.

Senior enlisted leaders told Congress that the military needs to take lessons from the civilian world in its approach to quality of life issues like competitive pay and childcare.