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The war game involved 50 experts who spent two days coordinating response, containment and messaging efforts.

The locomotive crashed through a series of barriers before coming to rest more than 250 yards from the USNS Mercy.

The captain of a coronavirus-stricken aircraft carrier who pleaded for help has been relieved of command.

The Defense Department has ordered commanders at all of its installations to stop announcing publicly new coronavirus cases.

The move is the latest development in the dispute over how much Seoul should pay for the U.S. troop presence.

A man who allegedly faked his own death lived in an RV park using the name of a friend.

New York City is one of the U.S. regions hit hardest by the novel coronavirus pandemic.

The Regimental Army surgeon wrote hundreds of letters to his wife over the course of the war.

The USS Delaware, a fast attack submarine, was commissioned administratively and transitioned to normal operations Saturday.

Several EB workers have complained that the company has not done enough to enforce proper social distancing.

The three-time Grammy award winner joined the Navy at age 17 and served for nine years as an aviation mechanic.

The service will operate under a "reset" to determine which ops are necessary and which it can forgo until a later date.

The U.S. Air Force has identified 23 organizations and units that will transition to the U.S. Space Force.

The deaths caused the academy to rethink the strict restrictions imposed on graduating seniors.

The coalition handed over some $3.5 million in materials, including tents, blast walls and gym and dining facility equipment.

Technical advances by a few companies have prompted the Army and Marine Corps to test polymer-cased ammunition.

The Marine Corps icon who's known for his quotable quotes nearly as much as his battlefield accomplishments.

According to the Facebook post, crews locate the buoy by dragging a grapple across the lakebed until the line tightens.

The former Joint Base Lewis-McChord soldier made a video of himself saying goodbye to loved ones Dec. 18.

The measure limits exposure by reducing the need to see a barber or hairdresser.