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With just 14% of eligible military retiree households having arranged payments for new enrollment fees, Tricare officials are...

The new facilities keep food fresh longer and offer higher levels of quality control.

U.S. Army Recruiting Command is reducing its force by roughly 1,700 recruiters over the next year.

New soldiers at Fort Sill were the first to graduate Army Basic Combat Training wearing the service's new Army Greens.

It found that the aviation training climate "likely increased" his chances of successfully carrying out the Dec. 6, 2019...

USAREC forged ahead into the world of virtual recruiting after the pandemic forced it to close its recruiting stations.

Planning began in early March, when America had fewer than 500 COVID-19 cases and toilet paper began flying off shelves.

A new policy will let soldiers on deployment or pregnancy-related profiles be temporarily promoted before completing PME.

The USS Roosevelt stayed for two months before it was able to redeploy. Many of its sailors quarantined in island hotels.

The Navy sent another warship to challenge maritime claims in the Western Pacific

Planning began in early March, when America had fewer than 500 COVID-19 cases and toilet paper began flying off shelves.

He died Sunday night at his home in Colorado Springs and will be interred at the U.S. Air Force Academy.

Members of the 412th Test Wing's 419th Flight Test Squadron, Global Power Combined Test Force, executed the proof-of-concept.

The Defense Department is predicting flat or declining budgets in future years.

It started out as a school project, but soon took a life of its own.

It was unclear what injuries the woman sustained, but the woman survived, thanks in large part to the Marines' actions.

The Iron March message board where they all met reportedly inspired almost 100 hate crime murders worldwide.

The test score-fixing scheme allegedly took place over seven years at a United States Coast Guard exam center in Louisiana.

Ill crew members were given rapid coronavirus tests and quarantined on board until returning home.

A Coast Guard Academy cadet has resigned from the service after he was found guilty of assaulting a classmate.