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Fully repairing the USS Bonhomme Richard would have reportedly cost $2.5 billion to $3 billion and take five to seven years.

The Pentagon, which had endorsed Asadi's bid to come to America, changed its decision and withdrew its endorsement.

A non-rate's Southern hospitality led to a VIP visit to her cutter -- from the premier of the territory of Greenland.

The 2nd Marine Division has tested about a quarter of its 16,000 Marines and sailors for LSD since the summer.

Retired Army Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III may become the first Black secretary of defense.

Master Sgt. Robert Lawso was a veteran who served with the North Dakota, Alaska and Oklahoma National Guards.

Sgt. Alexander Jabin was presented the Soldier's Medal for "exceptional heroism" Tuesday for his lifesaving actions.

Officials with Joint Base San Antonio said while both deaths are still under investigation, foul play is not suspected.

Top officials said Wednesday they are planning for receiving the vaccines and are working on prioritizing distribution.

Another Navy ship will be named in honor of George Washington's six original frigates.

Midshipman Sydney Barber had her doubts about applying for the top student leadership position at the U.S. Naval Academy.

Seven Boise residents and an environmental group filed the suit contending the training endangers safety and quality of life.

The Air Force has been working to augment recruiting and retention efforts in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Officials with Joint Base San Antonio said while both deaths are still under investigation, foul play is not suspected.

This game teaches the story of the first American foreign war while reliving its history - if you play your cards right.

Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 314 said its F-35Cs have achieved initial operational capability, or IOC.

The 2nd Marine Division has tested about a quarter of its 16,000 Marines and sailors for LSD since the summer.

A non-rate's Southern hospitality led to a VIP visit to her cutter -- from the premier of the territory of Greenland.

Members of the Maine fishing community have been raising money for the families of the four men lost at sea.

The crew is too focused on cutting the 656-foot shipwreck Golden Ray into manageable pieces to fret about carving a turkey.