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Capt. Taylor Bye leadership presented her with the Air Combat Command Airmanship Award for outstanding performance.

As of March 31, the Army had 483,742 active-duty members, 187,260 reservists and 335,741 National Guard members.

The embattled president of the University of South Carolina resigned on Wednesday.

The Army announced Wednesday that it is planning to divest all of its Stryker Mobile Gun Systems by the end of fiscal 2022.

The DoD released two videos showing part of an encounter between U.S. Navy and Coast Guard vessels and armed Iranian...

Christine Wormuth highlighted the delicate balance Guardsmen must maintain between full-time civilian jobs and their military...

Top brass told lawmakers at a separate hearing that early data on women struggling with the Army's Combat Fitness test is...

Bodybuilding tourniquets and cocoa bean supplements could find their way into soldier toolkits.

The embattled president of the University of South Carolina resigned on Wednesday.

The Sydney has been holding joint exercises with the U.S. Navy in the area since early April.

Navy Fireman 2nd Class Martin D. Young was 21 years old when he was killed during the Dec. 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor.

Law enforcement officials arrested Sarfraz Yousuf, of Miramar, Florida, and Marc Chavez, of Trabuco Canyon, California.

The U.S. Air Force wants to downsize from seven types of fighter jets to a mix of four, plus the A-10 Warthog.

The 86th Airlift Wing posted and later removed photos on its Facebook page of airmen in uniform carrying a black-and-white...

Facing the threat of deportation, Juarez boarded a flight for Mexico in August 2018.

More than 460 Marines so far have volunteered to participate in the second portion of the CHARM study.

The “ARC21” exercise started Tuesday at the Ground Self-Defense Force’s Ainoura base in Nagasaki prefecture.

The U.S. Coast Guard Seattle waterfront will become home to three new icebreakers over the next decade.

The statement said the Guard's navy warned the U.S. vessels to stop their “provocative and aimless shooting.”

Rosie spent around 12 years at the station, serving as its mascot, before retiring to Pennsylvania.