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Specially Adapted Housing Program Must Expand to Meet Disabled Vets' Needs
When service members are injured in training or wounded on the battlefield, they often face unique challenges in recovering.
Want to Bring the Naval Academy into the 21st Century? Get Rid of Parades
"Despite their obvious lack of training value, the Naval Academy continues to clutch parades close to its chest."
'Criminal Minds' Star: It's Time for the Army to Have Its Own Museum
Inside the museum, construction is ongoing, yet some of the largest artifacts are already in place.
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Increased Funding for Next-Gen Army Helos, Vehicles in Senate’s NDAA
The Senate has passed its version of the Pentagon's budget bill.
Military Budget Battle Focuses On Border Wall Funding, Deployments
Republicans are pushing to restore military funding for the border wall.
Bill Would Allow Troops to Freeze Eggs or Sperm, Delay Postpartum Deployments
The House’s fiscal 2020 National Defense Authorization Act would institute a number of measures to support active-duty family...
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Defense To Present Testimony in Navy SEAL Murder Case
The prosecution rested its case Tuesday in the San Diego court-martial of Special Operations Chief Edward Gallagher.
Doctor: Stabbing by Navy SEAL Could Have Killed Prisoner
Dr. Frank Sheridan said he couldn't determine a cause of death because of a lack of evidence.
Medic Testifies That He, Not Eddie Gallagher, Was Responsible for Militant's Death
A medic testifying in the trial of SEAL Edward Gallagher has shockingly testified that he is the one who killed the militant.
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Truck Driver Charged in Crash That Killed 7 from Marine Motorcycle Group
The driver of a truck in a collision that killed seven motorcyclists was charged with seven counts of negligent homicide.
Police Officer Killed in Line of Duty Was Father of 4 and Army Veteran
Kelvin Ansari left behind a wife and four children ranging in ages from 5 to 25. He had served 21 years in the Army.
Inside Project Metropolis: Marines Prepare to Wage Big-City Battles
The four-year effort, known as Project Metropolis, is being led by the Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory in Quantico.
Marine Corps Relieves Hawaii Air Station Commander over Off-Duty Incident
Col. Nathaniel "Lips" Baker has been relieved of his duties following an investigation into an April off-duty incident.
Iran Chose To Take Out Drone Instead of Manned Navy Jet, lranian General Says
Iran claimed that it could have killed Americans by shooting down a P-8 Poseidon surveillance aircraft.
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Task Force Barrier – 30-foot bollard barrier emplacement for Arizona primary barrier (Video: U.S. Army Corp of Engineers)
U.S. Air Force Col. David Ashley, senior Materiel Leader from the Military Satellite Communications Directorate, discuss the relationship between.
Members of the 90th Missile Wing Security Forces Group come together to create a music video with the hopes.
A Chinook from the 50th Multi Roll Bridge Company (MRBC) out of Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri sling loads a.
Video showing the smoke trail left after a U.S. Global Hawk unmanned aerial vehicle was shot down over the.
Army News
'We Have Circled the Wagons:' Army's New Boss Lays Out Way Ahead
The U.S. Army's new top official acknowledged that the service is undergoing very abrupt leadership changes.
'The Audie Murphy of His Generation:' Why David Bellavia's Medal of Honor Is Making History
The presentation of the MoH to an Iraq War vet has reignited discussion over why it took 16 years to select a living recipien...
Fort Bragg Paratroopers Treated for Heat Exhaustion
Eleven paratroopers were taken to a hospital and seven others treated for heat exhaustion.
Navy News
Congress Wants the Navy to Prove it Can Fight Off Enemy Drone, Boat Swarms
Rep. Seth Moulton is pressing Navy leaders to show they’re ready to combat swarms of small boats or drones.
Graves of 30 US Servicemen Found on Pacific WWII Battlefield
The remains are believed to belong to Marines and sailors from the 6th Marine Regiment.
Defense To Present Testimony in Navy SEAL Murder Case
The prosecution rested its case Tuesday in the San Diego court-martial of Special Operations Chief Edward Gallagher.
Air Force News
SpaceX Launches Hefty Rocket with 24 Satellites
It was the third flight of a Falcon Heavy rocket, but the first ordered by the military.
Fort Hamilton Airman, Two Small Kids Found Dead in Suspected Triple Homicide
Her husband was taken into custody while wandering the streets of Brooklyn.
Iraq Boosts Security Measures at Base Where US Trainers Stay
The stepped-up Iraqi security measures at Balad air base come amid rising tensions in the Middle East.
Marine Corps News
Remains of 3 Marines Killed in December KC-130J Crash Identified
The three were killed Dec. 6 when an F/A-18 Hornet and KC-130J refueling tanker went down about 200 miles off Japan's coast.
Graves of 30 US Servicemen Found on Pacific WWII Battlefield
The remains are believed to belong to Marines and sailors from the 6th Marine Regiment.
Truck Driver Pleads Not Guilty in Fatal Crash Involving Marine Motorcycle Club
Volodymyr Zhukovskyy was ordered to remain in preventive detention, with a judge saying his driving record poses a danger.
Coast Guard News
Coast Guard to Pay for Moms on Duty to Ship Breast Milk
The benefit is part of a Coast Guard effort to attract and retain female service members.
Coast Guard Graduates Put Careers on Hold for Chance to Compete in Olympics
Two recent graduates of the Coast Guard Academy are putting their military careers on hold.
Key West-Based Coast Guard Crew Returns Home After Seizing More Than 18,000 Pounds of Drugs
The crew of the USCG Cutter Mohawk, with the help of partner agencies, were able to seize more than 16,500 pounds of cocaine.