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The cost to repair the 78-year-old Fletcher Class destroyer may be more than $1 million.

Based on a midsize Chevrolet pickup, the Infantry Squad Vehicle is intended to carry an infantry squad's nine soldiers.

The guided-missile cruiser Vella Gulf has a fuel oil leak in one of its engineering spaces.

Lt. Gen. Jim Slife said there are currently cases being pursued in AFSOC's ranks that involve extremism.

Adversaries facing this new technology "will suffer a very tough day and tough week and tough war."

The company that opened the first-ever ink studio in a military exchange is expanding to three more installations.

Tokyo Deputy Prosecutor Hiroshi Yamamoto said the Taylors arrived at Tokyo's Narita International Airport, and were arrested.

Sergeant Major of the Army Grinston told unit leaders in the operational force that they need to make the ACFT a priority

The convoy was heading south on Interstate 5 near Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton when the pileup happened.

Amending Article 133 is an easy opportunity to recognize the makeup of the force and remove an outdated vestige of the past.

The academy will be under a restriction of movement due to increased COVID-19 mitigation measures.

The Physical Training Gear, or PTG, uniform, is more in line with modern high-performance athletic wear.

The restrictions will be in effect on Surf, Wall and Minuteman beaches through Sept. 30, the central coast base said.

Col. Timothy Danielson, who assumed command of the 71st in June, has been reassigned to a staff position.

A public defender said Duroseau meant to help his country's neediest, and had no intention of overthrowing its government.

Marine Corps F/A-18 Hornets have flown off the flight deck of a Navy aircraft carrier for the last time.

A spokeswoman said Martin's case was handled appropriately by his chain of command when his actions came to light.

A good Samaritan had spotted them and reported them to a Coast Guard Sector Miami watchstander.

The Coast Guard will later review the photographs to determine where to concentrate its icebreaking efforts.

The Polar Star is the only icebreaker classified as "heavy" — able to break through ice up to 21 feet thick.