This airman broke cover, charged across open ground, and blew up an enemy fighting position days after diving into a river under fire to try to rescue two soldiers.

The Marine Corps released a new version that doesn’t leave out the 14,000 or so members of the service.

The number of VA patients with diagnosed mental health or substance abuse issues increased between 2001 and 2014, according to a new VA report.

There's little security in being the parent who holds the family together when the other parent constantly absent.

A sailor who died while training to become a SEAL was the victim of homicide by drowning, according to a new report.

Between 2005 and 2014, the Department of Veterans Affairs spent more than $11 million on weapons and security equipment.

A Navy SEAL killed in May in a gunfight with Islamic State militants in northern Iraq had already earned the Silver Star.

Pentagon leaders are still trying to figure out when a cyber attack against the United States would constitute an act of war.

Army Lt. Col. Charles Kettles will receive the Medal of Honor for saving 44 American soldiers during a May 15, 1967 enemy ambush in the Vietnam War.

Under the “Hack The Pentagon” program, hackers found 138 “vulnerabilities” in the Defense Department’s cyber defenses.

U.S. Army Reserve officer Antonio Davon Brown was among those killed at an Orlando nightclub on Sunday.

This cutting-edge technology could become reality very soon.

A new California law on smoking age explicitly exempts active-duty members of the military from having to comply.

A new report found budget neutrality cannot be reached through store closures unless the commissary system is shut down completely.

Russia is likely to view the deployment of additional forces as a threat, but it's unclear how strongly it will react, sources say.

A service member was wounded in Syria over the weekend, the Pentagon announced.