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Defense Secretary Mark Esper said that, when the gunman tried to get through the gate, he was stopped by a young sailor.

So far, his Facebook videos have reached around 25,000 viewers, many of whom have a connection to the training brigade.

The Military Religious Freedom Foundation is preparing to sue unless the VA removes headstones bearing Nazi symbols.

The Premier Firearms Auction #79 will feature 2,500 lots of firearms and related items.

Pvt. Carlos Mora and Spc. Juan Guajardo began suffering from COVID-19 symptoms while going through Basic Combat Training.

So far, his Facebook videos have reached around 25,000 viewers, many of whom have a connection to the training brigade.

The department's request to dismiss the case is pending before a judge, who has not indicated whether he will grant it.

The Portland was equipped with the Solid State Laser Weapons System Demonstrator for the at-sea test.

E. Royce Williams is being called a forgotten hero in a forgotten war.

The ceremony comes at a tumultuous time for the Navy as it struggles with the coronavirus and leadership crises.

Keesler Air Force Base will become an alternative location for basic military training for the foreseeable future.

Retired Marine Col. Doug Hurley and Air Force Col. Bob Behnken are NASA’s first test pilot crew in decades.

The military's readiness for post-coronavirus threats came into question at a defense forum.

The mother of a Marine who was killed in Iraq is pledging to rebuild a war memorial that was destroyed by a dam failure.

He was a U.S. Marine Corps Reserve member for eight years.

Paul Whelan faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted of spying.

One of the detainees was mildly ill, including fever and a sore throat and was treated onboard.

Some people said the autopsy results raise questions about whether all the victims were asleep when the fire occurred.

The haul estimated to be worth about $37 million was offloaded from the Coast Guard cutter Active.