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Black Rifle Coffee Distances Itself from Extremists, Including Some Who Loved Their Brand

U.S. Army Sgt. Ashley Nazzario, a combat medic assigned to 703rd Support Battalion, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, from Fort Stewart, Georgia, administers a COVID vaccine to a patient at the Atlanta Community Vaccination, April 1, 2021. (Spc. Robert P Wormley III/U.S. Army 50th Public Affairs Detachment)

Many Soldiers Still Aren’t Vaccinated; What’s The Army’s Plan?

Former Marine Thae Ohu joins the ranks of service members whose stories have grown to be rallying cries in the struggle for change in the way the military treats mental health and handles sexual assault. (Michael Hinesley)

'They Choose Not to Listen': Thae Ohu Speaks for the First Time on Her Experience in the Marines

The E-3 Sentry is a modified Boeing 707/320 commercial airframe with a rotating radar dome. (Courtesy photo)

Scrubbed AWACS Flights Lead to Toxic Leadership Allegations at Tinker Air Force Base

The Senate Armed Services Committee approved an authorization bill for the military that includes the Biden administration's requested 2.7% pay raise for the military, and increases leave benefits for all new parents. (Jason Bortz /U.S. Navy)

Smaller Military Pay Raise, Increased Parental Leave Included in Senate's 2022 Defense Bill

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Army Ranger at JBLM Charged with Murder for Gruesome Beating of Security Guard

US Air Force Pilot Thanks British Man Who Guaranteed a Happy Landing

Premier: Iraq Doesn't Need US Combat Troops

A Turkish Armed Forces soldier at a checkpoint in Kosovo.

2 Turkish Soldiers Killed in North Syria; 2 Others Wounded

Sgt. 1st Class Jeremiah Johnson was recently awarded a posthumous Bronze Star with Valor device for his heroism during the October 2017 Niger ambush. (Courtesy of the Johnson family)

Two Soldiers Killed in 2017 Niger Ambush Named Honorary Green Berets

U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman speaks during a meeting in South Korea.

At Odds on Myriad Issues, US, Russia to Hold Strategic Talks

Two soldiers enter the Catholic church at the 10th RCAS army barracks in Kaya, Burkina Faso, Saturday, April 10, 2021. Once considered a beacon of peace and religious coexistence in the region, the West African nation has been embroiled in unprecedented violence linked to al-Qaida and the Islamic State since 2016. (Sophie Garcia/AP Photo)

UN Experts: Africa Became Hardest Hit by Terrorism This Year

‘Incel’ Sought Fort Benning Training in Plot to Slaughter Women at an Ohio School, Feds Say

Medical workers wait by ambulances after a bomb attack at an ice cream shop in Mogadishu, Somalia, on Friday, Nov. 27, 2020. A local official says a suicide bombing at an ice cream shop in Somalia's capital has killed at least seven people, and the al-Qaida-linked al-Shabaab extremist group has claimed responsibility. (Farah Abdi Warsameh/AP Photo)

US Airstrike in Somalia Is 2nd This Week Against Al-Shabaab

Ex-Airman: Guilt over Drone Strikes Prompted Me to Leak Secrets

The Sierra Nevada MC-145B Wily Coyote, which is similar to the Air Force’s C-145 Combat Coyote pictured here, is one of five candidates for the Armed Overwatch program. (Senior Airman Blake Wiles/U.S. Air Force)

Special Operations Command Eyes Four Squadrons of Armed Overwatch Aircraft

Staff Sgt. Emily Torres reaches for the weighted basket to demonstrate how, through teamwork, she can help unload and carry the weight of her fellow Sisters-in-Arms, March 5, 2018, at the Sisters-in-Arms meet and greet in Germany. (Brittany Jones/21st Theater Sustainment Command)

Senate Defense Bill Would Require Women to Register for the Draft

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Combat Injuries Can Destroy Family Finances. This Bill Could Help Change That

What happens when you receive the phone call that you prayed you would never get?

Sailors hand out food to local families during a community relations event at a Salvation Army site in Philadelphia in 2019

Are Service Members Heroes, Victims or Villains? You Decide

“All soldiers are murderers.” It’s a way to put your brain on ice.

Tom Smoot upgrades HMMWV GPS transceivers.

Excuses and a Recurring Nightmare, Brought to an End by Medals and Heroism

"I needed to be protective about my ability as a defender, so I used my reasoning to protect myself, while I illogically...

Afghanistan

China, Afghanistan Top Blinken's Agenda on India, Kuwait Trip

Suhail Shaheen, Afghan Taliban spokesman

To Reach a Peace Deal, Taliban Say Afghan President Must Go

US Launched Several Airstrikes in Support of Afghan Forces

Military Technology

Air Force Releases a New Peek at the Stealthy B-21 Raider

Officials have said first deliveries should begin in the mid-2020s, but have been careful not to broadcast too many details.

Firing of electromagnetic railgun Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren, Va.

The Navy Finally Pulls the Plug on the Railgun

The program, which began in 2005, was supposed to use magnetic fields instead of gunpowder to fire rounds.

The Air Force Is Developing Bird-Like Microdrones with Flapping Wings

Military microdrones that can flap their wings and change their wingbeat mid-flight could soon be coming to a future...

Pacific Militarization

The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Benfold (DDG 65) transits the Philippine Sea, June 14, 2018. (U.S. Navy photo/Sarah Myers)

China Says it Chased US Warship Out of Disputed Sea

Chinese President and party leader Xi Jinping.

At Communist Party Centenary, Xi Says China Won't Be Bullied

US Envoy Hopes North Korea Responds Positively on Offered Talks

The Fight Against ISIS

2 Turkish Soldiers Killed in North Syria; 2 Others Wounded

The assault occurred in the so-called Euphrates Shield area, a region between the Turkish border and northern Aleppo.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken, accompanied by Italy's Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio.

US Warns That Islamic State Extremists Still a World Threat

Members of the global coalition fighting the Islamic State are meeting to plot future steps against the extremist group.

Armed al-Shabab fighters on pickup trucks outside Mogadishu, Somalia.

Why the Next Islamic State 'Territorial Caliphate' Will Be in Africa

"The expulsion of ISIS from its "territorial caliphate" in Iraq and Syria did not end its ambition of establishing a...

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