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The changes being discussed among Army leadership include allowing some women to wear ponytails in uniform.

Users on Twitter posted an image of a man and woman wearing what was purported to be a proposal for the dress uniform.

Infantry weapons create an incredible amount of noise, but adding suppressors helps muffle their audible signature.

Township firefighters discovered Cpl. Hayden Harris with a gunshot wound to his head on Dec. 19.

Colonel Owen G. Ray has been suspended from his job as I Corps chief of staff pending a law enforcement probe into the case.

U.S. Army medical experts have teamed up with a Colorado-based research firm to create the briefcase-sized device.

Richardson earned a dozen medals including a Purple Heart and the Bronze Star.

Colonel Owen G. Ray has been suspended from his job as I Corps chief of staff pending a law enforcement probe into the case.

The U.S. has maintained a near-continuous aircraft carrier presence in the Persian Gulf region since May 2019.

The Navy said the destroyers USS John S. McCain and USS Curtis Wilbur "conducted a routine Taiwan Strait transit."

Unlike most nations, the U.S. operates flat-decked carriers that launch aircraft via a high-powered catapult.

The U.S. Air Force is planning to put its futuristic flying car through a series of tests next year.

Air Force planners are looking to a sister service for insights on how to train and operate in new ways with European allies.

The B-52 mission reflects concern in Washington that Iran will order retaliation for the U.S. killing of Gen. Soleimani.

Infantry weapons create an incredible amount of noise, but adding suppressors helps muffle their audible signature.

A Marine with the 31st MEU was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal for his intervention after a woman was bitten by a viper.

After his house burned to the ground, this Marine Corps veteran had no intention of moving from his ridgetop property.

The Coast Guard Cutter Resolute crew repatriated 110 Haitian migrants who were crammed aboard a wooden vessel painted blue.

The U.S. sea services are in day-to-day competition with China and Russia, states a new strategy, called "Advantage at Sea."

The Coast Guard has two icebreakers, but only one is operating following an August fire that damaged the USS Healy.