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The name beat out other nominees including Archangels, Sabres, Sentinels and Swordsmen.

"It's become obvious to even the most casual of observers that the military has gone whole-hog on cancel culture."

The Navy decided last month to stop taking delivery of new LCS.

The move would back away from the Army's original plan to have the new six-event test be gender-neutral in all aspects.

Trevor Balint, the spouse of a DoD computer programmer and analyst, disappeared Feb. 1, prompting a search of the base.

Special agents from Army Criminal Investigation Command are investigating the allegation against Maranian.

Scheduled for release this spring, the updated version of FM 7-0 seeks to simplify leaders' approach to training.

McConville said the Army exists to protect the nation against all enemies, adding that COVID-19 is an "invisible enemy."

The USS Bismarck Sea was the only U.S. Navy ship named for the 1943 battle.

The big game is the Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group’s departure Wednesday on deployment.

The Bonhomme Richard was badly damaged in a July fire that burned for four days.

At least eight bases remained closed in states including Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana.

Ground controllers cheered in triumph on receiving confirmation that the six-wheeled Perseverance had touched down.

The crew sustained no injuries during the accident, Beale Air Force Base officials said in a release.

Most of the members of 3rd Battalion, 6th Marines, who arrived in the country last month stayed put.

The ACV-C, is one of two variants BAE is delivering to the Marines under a 2020 full-rate production contract.

Bogi, a 5-year-old Belgian Malinois, wagged her tail upon seeing her former handler, and knew she was home for good.

The drugs were seized between Jan. 26 and Feb. 1 in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.

The Seoul Central District Court found Kim Suk-kyoon not guilty in connection with the botched rescue efforts.

The Coast Guard dispatched three cutters and an airplane to search the area.