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Capt. Danielle DeFant struck or grabbed officers on the USS Lake Erie at least twice and once yelled at a sailor for pointing out dolphins.

The strike came after a merchant ship was hit in the Red Sea.

Gordon Ray Custis was accused of laundering more than $700,000 in drug money.

Tibor Rubin survived a Nazi death camp as a boy and later earned the Medal of Honor.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott argues his state has a constitutional right to defend itself.

The series is a must-see for fans of history, aviation, military valor, and American heritage.

UFOs, solar flares, and breaking sound barriers — all in a day’s work for a Super Hornet pilot.

You have to earn the right to become a ghost in the machine.

The U.S. has roughly 2,500 troops in Iraq.

The More Rewards Visa Card puts all your bills into one convenient place.

China has the largest active-duty military in the world.

The new show from the 'Band of Brothers' and 'The Pacific' team has a rough start but carves out its own niche.

The award was long overdue.

If you ain't cav, you ain't...

Navy Lt. Ridge Alkonis spent over 500 days in Japanese prison after he was convicted for a May 2021 car crash that killed two.

The Pentagon now says four troops have been diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries from a weekend ballistic attack on al-Asad air base, up from an initial count of two.

"I have never been so proud to be an American or a Marine," Harris wrote to his parents. More than 30 U.S. veterans have died in Ukraine since February 2022.

The Army told infantry, paratroopers and Rangers to turn in gear they'd been issued but didn't need. They turned in 37,000 items.

Aim high.

Recovery efforts could take months.