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The U.S. Court of Federal Claims published a ruling in favor of a motion to dismiss the case brought by Nathan Sommers.

Those losses hastened the war's conclusion but were not solely responsible for it, two historians say.

Sara Faulkner had the "it" factor as the first woman to graduate from the Coast Guard's helicopter rescue swimmer school.

The date for the move, as well as the location in Poland, has not been announced, but it will take place in 2021.

The UH-60L took off from the St. Cloud Army Aviation Support Facility on Dec. 5 and went missing for almost two hours.

Army leaders are considering whether there were systemic problems at the base and who should be held accountable.

Col. Joseph Young appeared in U.S. District Court in Augusta for sentencing on a single count of conspiracy.

U.S. Rep. John Joyce introduced legislation that would award the highest military honor to a WWII hero from Pennsylvania.

Sen. Kaine noted that the allegation about Tier 1 Group and the Saudis was raised in an op-ed by a Washington Post columnist.

The field of biological enhancements for the warfighter raises a horde of new questions about ethics in the military and...

The John Scott Hannon Veterans Health Care Improvement Act builds on existing programs to prevent veteran suicides.

He retired from the Air Force with the rank of lieutenant general.

Mark Gooch is facing life in prison if convicted of first-degree murder and other charges in the death of Sasha Krause.

The first flight carried 11 pallets of food, water and medical supplies.

The remains will be transported to Dover Air Force Base for preparation for burial.

Ten Marines have been disciplined administratively following an investigation into the death of a former Green Beret.

The Marine Corps will overhaul its mission in Norway this fall, swapping its yearlong presence for shorter stints.

Two rehabilitated sea turtles, rescued at different times and locations by the U.S. Coast Guard, have been released.

The drugs were seized from suspected drug-smuggling vessels in the Caribbean Sea as part of a counternarcotics operation.

Sara Faulkner had the "it" factor as the first woman to graduate from the Coast Guard's helicopter rescue swimmer school.