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Army Identifies Soldier Who Died During Kosovo Deployment
Staff. Sgt. Conrad Robinson, 36, died at Camp Bondsteel in Kosovo in what officials say was a "non-combat related incident."
Trump Praises SEAL's Heroism in Afghanistan at Medal of Honor Ceremony
The president said retired Senior Chief Britt Slabinski made it clear he is accepting the honor for his entire team.
Advanced Super Hornet, F-35 Face Stealth Dilemma
The Navy is expanding its F-35 and Super Hornet fleets, but the two aircraft can't communicate without compromising stealth.
Army Seeks New Designs for Improved Hot Weather Boot
Army officials recently asked commercial industry for fresh designs in the search for an "Improved Hot Weather Combat Boot."
Air Force to Get First Female Air Commando General
Col. Brenda Cartier is currently commander of the 58th Special Operations Wing at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico.
Sailor who Died in USS McCain Collision Inspires Legislation
An amendment would seek to prevent another situation like the one faced by the family of Logan Palmer.
Senate Orders Pentagon to Review Child-on-Child Sex Abuse
AP reported a total of nearly 700 cases of child-on-child sexual assault at military bases worldwide in the last 10 years.
Discharged and Jobless: Veterans Seek Change in Hiring Rules
Military veterans who were discharged for relatively minor offenses say they often can't get jobs.
Dunford Urges West Point Graduates to Embrace Change
Dunford said armies that are slow to adapt to changes often find themselves on the wrong side of history.
Former USS McCain Commander Pleads Guilty in Plea Deal, Will Retire
The commander of the USS John S. McCain when it collided with a commercial tanker in the Straits of Singapore pleaded guilty.
Preliminary Hearing Held for Accused in Guam Stabbing Death
An Article 32 hearing was held May 11 to determine whether the airman should stand trial for murder.
Seoul: North Korea Committed to US Summit, Denuclearization
The surprise meeting between the leaders of North and South Korea capped a whirlwind 24 hours of diplomatic back-and-forth.
Monument Honors 'Sgt. Stubby', Famous World War I Mascot
"Sgt. Stubby" became famous for warning soldiers of incoming gas attacks and locating wounded troops.
Supreme Court Won't Hear Fort Detrick Death Lawsuit
Plaintiffs seek $750 million for harm and death caused by exposure to hazardous materials from Fort Detrick.
World War II 'Jolly Rogers' Bomber Found in South Pacific
The B-24 Liberator, with an 11-man crew, was shot down over New Guinea on March 11, 1944.
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NFL Adopts Anthem Policy: Stand or Get Off the Field!
NFL players can remain in the locker room if they do not want to stand during the anthem.
10 New York Military Discounts
If you're planning a trip to New York, make sure you include a stop at some of the following places that offer military disco...
$3.5 Million Later, Medal of Honor Museum Will Be Re-Drawn
Planners of a National Medal of Honor Museum have agreed to start over on the design, and get input from the public this time...
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