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DoD Identifies Fort Drum Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
Pfc. Joshua Mikeasky, 19, died Thursday at Bagram Airfield in Parwan Province, Afghanistan.
Soldiers Thought They Had Holiday Leave. Now the Army's Helping With Cancellations
Scores of soldiers purchased airline tickets home for the holidays, only to learn that their leave was never fully approved.
Icebreaker Or Border Wall? House Action Jeopardizes Coast Guard Ship Funding
The Coast Guard commandant says he would press to get funding back for a new icebreaker.
Survey: Nearly 40 Percent of Active-Duty Women Report Fertility Problems
A Service Women's Action Network report finds a third of female veterans also face infertility.
Navy Achieves New F-35 Fighter Jet Milestone on USS Carl Vinson
The Strike Fighter Squadron 147 "Argonauts" completed carrier qualifications Wednesday.
Steps Taken to Address Walter Reed Shooting Alert Error
Warning messages were inadvertently sent to nearly 4,000 people on Nov. 27 over an emergency alert system.
Lawmakers Press Coast Guard Commandant on Bias Allegations at Academy
The meeting was called to address a recent Inspector General report.
Fort Bragg Soldier Receives Soldier's Medal for Heroism
Sgt. 1st Class Erik Kingsley rescued a driver from his burning car -- just before it exploded.
Move AFRICOM From Germany to Africa: National Security Adviser
National Security Adviser John Bolton said the command should be headquartered in the region it covers.
Mayport Navy Lieutenant Guilty of Seeking Sex Online with Child
Navy Lt. Michael Douglas McNeil, 31, was arrested after contacting an undercover officer via social media.
Georgia Guardsmen Get Training to Counter Afghanistan Insider Threats
The training -- continuously revised in response to events overseas -- emphasizes security, vigilance and marksmanship.
Pilot Seriously Injured After Military Jet Crash off Hawaii
The pilot of the Hawker Hunter jet ejected safely from the plane as it crashed off the coast of Honolulu.
750 Troops Sent Home from Southern Border Deployment
750 active-duty service members deployed along the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas and Arizona returned to their home bases Wedne...
Rolling Thunder to End Annual Memorial Day Ride in DC after 2019
Rolling Thunder will no longer hold its annual Memorial Day motorcycle ride through Washington, D.C., after 2019.
North Dakota Governor Proposes Tax Exemption for Military Pay and Pensions
Gov. Doug Burgum wants to exempt military pay and pensions from North Dakota income taxes.
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Louis Zamperini’s ‘Path to Redemption’
Christianity helped the famous POW handle his PTSD.
Military Pay Not Likely to Be Affected Under Threat of Partial Government Shutdown
Military pay would likely not be affected in a threatened partial government shutdown on Dec. 21.
5 Navy SEAL Workout Recovery Tips
Stew Smith, Navy SEAL veteran and Military.com's tactical fitness expert gives his advice for how to recover quickly from int...
UPS and the Marines Join Forces in North Dakota to Battle Childhood Illiteracy
This year will mark the 10th anniversary of the UPS store Toys for Tots Literacy Program.
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Sailors aboard the guided-missile destroyer USS Jason Dunham (DDG 109) train on crew served weapons.
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Liftoff! The SpaceX CRS-16 Falcon 9 rocket lifts off from Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.
The sequel to 'Unbroken' follows Louis Zamperini's struggles with post-traumatic stress after his return home from World War II.
The AACUS program successfully completed a final helicopter flight demonstration with autonomous capability.