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In a letter to VA Secretary Robert Wilkie, Rep. Elaine Luria, D-Va., said the plan was developed with no notice to Congress.

USAA Federal Savings Bank is part of USAA, which has about 13 million military and veteran-affiliated members.

The Army has said they are looking into the soldier’s actions for potential safety violations.

Two senators say the new Army Combat Fitness Test sets unrealistic standards for some soldiers.

The Marine Corps has officially retired the AH-1W Super Cobra helicopter.

The company produce garments for the Navy and the Army.

The operation targeted a dinner meeting of jihadists in the village of Jakara.

Shurer died in May at the age of 41 after a years-long lung cancer battle.

The company produce garments for the Navy and the Army.

The aircraft reportedly hit a house and two cars, but officials say no civilians were hurt.

The U.S. Navy's explosive ordnance disposal community is shifting its focus back to the sea.

Lawmakers first made the request in February, before the Air Guard announced its list of candidates for the newer C-130J.

Air Force Gen. John Hyten has denied the allegations brought by former Army Col. Kathryn Spletstoser.

NORAD said it also identified a Russian A-50 airborne early warning and control aircraft supporting the intercepted aircraft.

Commandant Gen. David Berger reminded everyone that they needed to hold Marines accountable with a paper trail.

Marines in Japan got a look at what future missions could look like during a recent island-hopping naval exercise.

This is only the second time in 20 years Marines from Camp Pendleton have been tapped to fight wildland fires.

These Sentinel class vessels will carry out maritime security operations.

The pair of drone systems being tested are quite dissimilar.

Six Coast Guard Academy football players are in isolation on campus after testing positive for COVID-19.