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North Korea's Slave Labor Exports Are Part of its Broader Business Network
"According to the U.S. Department of State, there are 100,000 North Korean workers in forced labor overseas."
The Complex History of the Purple Heart
1.8 million Purple Hearts have been awarded in our history. Many of these medals become lost, stolen, or misplaced.
Running Home After a Marathon of Funerals
Sarah Holzhalb endured a marathon of funerals shortly after separating from the Coast Guard.
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Trump Canceled Military Parade Before Getting Cost Estimate: Pentagon
President Donald Trump ruled the military parade too expensive before getting the Pentagon's cost estimate.
GOP Divide Emerges over Trump's Space Force
Two House Republican leaders are backing the proposed Space Force, but key Republicans in the Senate aren't sold on the idea.
Trump Cancels Big Military Parade, Citing Cost
After some estimates for the parade hit $92 million, President Donald Trump will instead attend a Nov. 11 parade in Paris.
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The Fight Against ISIS
'Night Stalkers' Warrant Officer Killed in Iraq Crash Identified
Chief Warrant Officer 3 Taylor J. Galvin, a Spokane, Washington native, was 34.
Deadly Helo Crash in Iraq Appears Non-Hostile, Pentagon Says
An Air Force Special Operations helicopter went down in a non-hostile crash in Iraq, killing one service member.
US Officials: Iraqi Refugee Was Part of Terror Group
An Iraqi refugee was arrested in California on a warrant alleging that he killed an Iraqi policeman while fighting for ISIS.
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Retired Navy Captain Indicted in Massive Fat Leonard Bribery Scandal
A retired Navy captain has been indicted on charges of receiving at least $145,000 in bribes from a defense contractor.
What Is Hidden Deep in the 2019 Defense Bill That Affects You?
We explore and explain the provisions hidden deep within the law.
Marine Lost Overboard from Amphibious Ship Identified as Helicopter Crew Chief
The Marine was declared dead after a five-day search and rescue operation.
Biggest-Ever British Warship Joins Forces with American Stealth Fighters
Britain's largest-ever warship, the HMS Queen Elizabeth, will be running exercises with Marine Joint Strike Fighters.
Air Force May Go Old School With Dress Blue Uniform Update
The service's top enlisted leader says he would like the uniform to evoke the Air Force's heritage.
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Army News
Amid Funding Concerns, Four-Star Approved to Lead Army Futures Command
The move to confirm Lt. Gen. John M. Murray comes as some call into question the Army's entire plan for Futures Command.
Army Vice Chief Warns Against Overreliance on Drones
As useful as unmanned technology is, "it's not a panacea," Gen. McConville said at the Army Science & Technology Symposium.
'Night Stalkers' Warrant Officer Killed in Iraq Crash Identified
Chief Warrant Officer 3 Taylor J. Galvin, a Spokane, Washington native, was 34.
Navy News
A Year After Deadly Collisions, Navy Still Has Dozens of Changes to Make
Seventy-eight of the 110 recommendations made after lengthy investigations into a spate of mishaps are "fully underway."
Search for Sailor Missing Off California Coast Now in 3rd Day
A search-and-rescue mission for a sailor who failed to report for duty aboard the cruiser Lake Erie will continue.
Pearl Harbor Survivor Who Pushed to Identify 'Unknowns' Dies
Ray Emory lived through the early morning Japanese aerial bombing but never forgot those who didn't.
Air Force News
Army, Navy and Air Force Football: 2018 Preview
Army sits atop service academy football, but will its reign last? We preview the upcoming season football with one key questi...
Report: Air Force General May Be Next Head of Joint Chiefs
Two U.S. Air Force generals are being considered to become the military's next top general.
Deadly Helo Crash in Iraq Appears Non-Hostile, Pentagon Says
An Air Force Special Operations helicopter went down in a non-hostile crash in Iraq, killing one service member.
Marine Corps News
Duncan Hunter, Marine Vet in Congress, Indicted on Corruption Charges
Rep. Hunter and his wife were indicted on charges that they used more than $250,000 in campaign funds for personal expenses.
Biggest-Ever British Warship Joins Forces with American Stealth Fighters
Britain's largest-ever warship, the HMS Queen Elizabeth, will be running exercises with Marine Joint Strike Fighters.
Marine on USS Indianapolis Finally Earns Sergeant Stripes 73 Years Later
Cpl. Edgar Harrell floated in the shark-infested Pacific Ocean for four-and-a-half days.
Coast Guard News
Coast Guard Refers Duck Boat Probe to Feds; Cites Possible Criminal Activity
The federal investigation is in addition to a separate criminal probe by the Missouri attorney general.
Coast Guard Halts Vessel in Florida as Illegal Charter
The Coast Guard halted the voyage of a 48-foot pleasure craft in the Miami River after discovering several safety violations.
Two Recent Coast Guard Academy Graduates Talk Life in the Fleet
A month on the job, and Ensign Dana Rohde was at the helm of a 225-foot-long, 2,000-ton seagoing buoy tender.