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Federal Judge Dismisses $100 Million Lawsuit over Parris Island Recruit Death
Pvt. Raheel Siddiqui, a 20-year-old Muslim-American from Taylor, Mich., died after a three-story fall from his barracks.
Attorney 'Confident' $100M Lawsuit over Parris Island Recruit Death Will Survive
Ghazala and Masood Siddiqui allege government negligence contributed to their son's death.
3 Generations of Parris Island Marines Meet for 'Extremely Rare' Honor
It was an intimate moment, a proud occasion -- a glimpse inside a military family and its definition of "normal."
Few Marines Face the Parris Island 'Mind Game' This Recruit Endured
Boot camp is a "mind game," he says, and the one he's faced had a unique twist.
Marines Follow Governor's Lead, Cancel Parris Island Evacuation Ahead of Florence
The Marines will follow the lead of S.C. Gov. Henry McMaster, who on Tuesday rescinded a mandatory evacuation order.
Recruits Testify About Training Under Accused Marine Drill Instructor
The public got its first glimpse Monday morning into the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island training platoon.
Marines Made Key Change to Parris Island Officer's Court-Martial
The Marine Corps made a change to a court-martial scheduled to overlap the anniversary of the death of a former trainee.
Parris Island Marine Sprinted into Oncoming Traffic to Save Man's Life
After the impact launched him through the air, Cpl. Miles Hogan got up and sprinted back to the man he'd been trying to save.
USMC: Before Recruit Died, Platoon Mates Ordered to Beat One Another
The day before Marine Corps recruit Raheel Siddiqui's death, members of his platoon were learning how to throw punches.
USMC: Muslim-American Recruit Called 'Terrorist' Prior to His Death
The drill instructor who allegedly hazed Siddiqui at Parris Island also called him a "terrorist" the USMC said.
Parris Island Under Water? One Study Says It Could Happen
Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island sits on about 8,000 acres of land. A fifth of that, according to one study, could be...
Marine Recruit who Attacked Comrade Involved in Second Incident
The Parris Island recruit who attacked a fellow trainee in sick bay on Easter Sunday was involved in a second incident that f...
Parris Island Recruit Attacked Comrade, Will Be Separated from Corps
A Parris Island recruit is being separated from the Marine Corps after attacking a fellow recruit whose parents say he was in...
Congresswoman Awaits Written Response about Marine Recruit's Death
A U.S. congresswoman says she is still awaiting a written response from the Marine Corps to a letter she sent over two weeks...
Fallen Marine Recruit Remembered for Bright Mind, Big Heart
Raheel Siddiqui showed up for lunch at his old high school in a collared shirt and leather jacket.
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5 Missing, 2 Found After F/A-18 Fighter, Refueling Tanker Crash Off Japan
A Marine refueling plane and a fighter jet crashed into the Pacific Ocean off Japan's southwestern coast after colliding.
Presidential Funeral Train Will Be First in Nearly 50 Years
On Thursday, a 4,300-horsepower machine will carry Bush's casket, along with relatives and close friends, for 70 miles.
B-52 Squadron Commander Fired over Penis Drawings in Bomber Cockpits
Lt. Col. Paul Goossen was relieved from duty after sexually explicit and phallic drawings were discovered.
Air Force Issues Guidelines for Operational Camouflage Uniform Patches
Unit patches for the new Operational Camouflage Uniform will be limited to just four colors, Air Force officials said.
Retired Gen. Shelton: George H.W. Bush Nearly Died in Skydiving Accident
Former President George H.W. Bush nearly had a fatal skydiving accident, Army Gen. Hugh Shelton said on Tuesday.
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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.
Army Completes Three-Peat, Edges Navy 17-10
In its first matchup with Navy as a ranked team in more than 20 years, Army extended its winning streak to three games.
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The gruff former Special Forces soldier has hammered away to rebuild a war-weary Army and produce a modernized force.
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Army Completes Three-Peat, Edges Navy 17-10
In its first matchup with Navy as a ranked team in more than 20 years, Army extended its winning streak to three games.
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.
Survivors Gather at Pearl Harbor for Attack Remembrance
About 20 survivors gathered at Pearl Harbor to pay tribute to the thousands of men lost in the Japanese attack 77 years ago.
Air Force News
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.
Military Officials Unveil Damage from Powerful Alaska Earthquake
The Air Force base recovered quickly, with three C-130 aircraft landing within an hour after the earthquake.
Air Force Proposes F-35 Fighters Be Stationed at Tyndall
The U.S. Air Force plans to refurbish Tyndall in hopes of stationing three squadron's worth of F-35 Joint Strike Fighters.
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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.
Hearings Postponed for SEALs, Marines Charged in Green Beret's Death
Article 32 hearings were originally set for Dec. 10. The Navy did not say why the hearings were pushed to 2019.
Neglected Maintenance, Corroded Propeller Blade Caused Catastrophic Crash
The KC-130T transport aircraft crashed last year, killing 15 Marines and a Navy corpsman.
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Coast Guard Pioneer, Race Riot Survivor Laid to Rest
A funeral was held Wednesday in White Plains, New York, for Olivia Hooker. She was 103 years old when she died on Nov. 21.
Coast Guard Commandant Gives 'Full Attention' to Race Bias Allegations at Academy
Adm. Karl Schultz gave his "personal commitment" to probing allegations of race and gender bias at the Coast Guard Academy.
DHS: Coast Guard Academy Retaliated Against Woman Instructor
The Coast Guard's inspector general found that Academy officials retaliated against a faculty member following complaints.