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Charlotte Maxwell-Jones doesn't intend to go until she's secured the departure of about 125 people and about 250 animals.

The photos, published to military Facebook pages, Defense.gov or its online media repository show Marines, sailors, airmen...

The news comes after days of warnings from Western nations about threats to the airport and the crowds waiting outside.

Military service members must immediately begin to get the COVID-19 vaccine, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says in a memo...

Reps. Seth Moulton and Peter Meijer said that they "have a duty to provide oversight on the executive branch."

The 173rd Airborne Brigade paid homage to 1st Lt. Derek Hines, who was 25 when he was shot on a Sept. 1, 2005, mission.

The unit of Black soldiers, who served in combat in World War I, will be honored with Congress' highest award.

A magistrate judge found Fort Jackson Army Sgt. Jonathan Pentland guilty of the misdemeanor after a two-day trial.

Saturday's statement said that China would not tolerate any interference in what it called its internal affairs.

The warship is the last in a class of three ships touted as the most technologically sophisticated destroyers in the Navy.

A broom on the mast of a U.S. Navy ship means a clean sweep for that mission.

Vice Admiral Ben Key, who was in charge of the British operation, said: “We tried our best.”

Britain says it evacuated more than 14,500 people from Kabul in the past two weeks.

Troops under the direction of U.S. Southern Command have so far delivered more than 265,000 pounds of relief assistance.

For security reasons the Pentagon will not provide a detailed description of the final stages of the military's withdrawal.

It's largely a roll of the dice determining whether someone can even reach the airport, let alone make it inside.

Saturday's statement said that China would not tolerate any interference in what it called its internal affairs.

Army, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard forces are coalescing in Haiti to assist with disaster relief following a 7.2-magnitude...

Officers from the U.S. and Taiwanese coast guards have met to discuss improving cooperation and communication.