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Air Force Mascot Aurora Cleared for Flight After Injury in West Point Prank
The white gyrfalcon mascot who was taken as part of a prank at West Point in early November has been medically cleared.
US Starts to Withdraw Some Troops from Border Mission
The U.S. this week will begin withdrawing many of the active duty troops sent to the border with Mexico
Marine Released from Hospital After Deadly Midair Collision
The search continued Monday for five Marines who went missing after their KC-130 Hercules collided with an F/A-18 Hornet.
Ranch Group Opposes Military Facility Expansion Plan in North Dakota
The North Dakota National Guard commander said the expansion is needed to meet military spacing and safety requirements.
In Possible Plea Deal, Accused Russian Agent Case 'Resolved'
A woman accused of being a secret agent for the Russian government has likely taken a plea deal, prosecutors indicated.
Army Ranger Killed in Afghanistan Remembered at Ceremony
Hundreds gathered on Sunday at the Cascade High School gymnasium to remember Sgt. Leandro "Lando" Jasso.
Iraq Marks Anniversary of Victory over Islamic State
As part of the celebrations, authorities plan to reopen parts of Baghdad's fortified Green Zone to the public.
Trump's Pick of Milley for Chairman Brings Experience, Straight Talk
The gruff former Special Forces soldier has hammered away to rebuild a war-weary Army and produce a modernized force.
Navy Bombing Range Expansion Could Limit Public Access
The Navy wants to add more than 100 square miles of private land to the Fallon Range Training Complex.
National Guard Hears 'Heartbreaking' Cancer Stories
A group of widows and retirees are pushing the Air Force to conduct a health study at the Pease Air National Guard base.
More Than Half of Wounded, Sick, Injured Post-9/11 Veterans Rated Obese
A new survey of more than 33,000 Post-9/11 veterans found that 51.7 percent of them were obese.
Aircraft Technician with Tuskegee Airmen Dies at 100 in NYC
Wilfred DeFour was honored just last month at a ceremony to rename a Manhattan post office after the Tuskegee Airmen.
Marine Corps Identifies Pilot Killed in Midair Collision Off Japan
Capt. Jahmar F. Resilard, 28, was pronounced dead after he was found during search and rescue operations off Kochi on Dec. 6.
Navy CPO's Death Ruled Murder; Ex-Fiancé Arrested, Authorities Say
Police charged 36-year-old Danny Ray Beard with the murder of Navy chief petty officer Andrea Washington, 37.
Yankee Air Museum Hosts 75th Birthday for Last B-25 Combat Bomber
The B-25D bomber was built in December 1943 and flew eight missions over Italy in 1944.
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Travel Reimbursement to increase in 2019
Those traveling on official business in 2019 will see more cash in their pockets
Pressure, Compromise Keep Hope Alive for 'Blue Water Navy' Bill
Four veterans groups and a prominent military association have joined forces to try to push the legislation through Congress.
Almost Half of Retiree Tricare Dental Users Could Soon Be Uninsured
Of the 800,000 military retirees who currently use Tricare's retiree dental program, only about 420,000 have signed-up for a...
Army Family's Home Splits, Collapses in Alaska Earthquake
As Logan Cushman lay in bed surfing Facebook on his day off, his house collapsed around him.
