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Other suppressors in past tests have not been able to stand up to the heat and roar produced by the 7.62mm M240.

Lt. Col. Anne McClain is one of three currently serving active-duty Army astronauts.

The return of the Nimitz is to provide security for the drawdown of troops from Afghanistan and Iraq.

Israel, long suspected of killing Iranian nuclear scientists over the last decade, has declined to comment on the attack.

Fully repairing the USS Bonhomme Richard would have reportedly cost $2.5 billion to $3 billion and take five to seven years.

Sgt. Alexander Jabin was presented the Soldier's Medal for "exceptional heroism" Tuesday for his lifesaving actions.

Officials with Joint Base San Antonio said while both deaths are still under investigation, foul play is not suspected.

The stricter regulations over who is eligible for the program overstep the bounds of the law, the suit alleges.

Both were listed as Class A mishaps, meaning the aircraft likely suffered at least $2.5 million or more in damage.

Fully repairing the USS Bonhomme Richard would have reportedly cost $2.5 billion to $3 billion and take five to seven years.

The Air Force has been working to augment recruiting and retention efforts in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Officials with Joint Base San Antonio said while both deaths are still under investigation, foul play is not suspected.

Once constructed, the simulators will be able to "digitally connect to the actual T-7A cockpit."

The 2nd Marine Division has tested about a quarter of its 16,000 Marines and sailors for LSD since the summer.

During Ohu’s seven-year career, she graduated from multiple military courses and was promoted to the prized rank of sergeant...

Hawaii has had 17,840 confirmed coronavirus cases as of Sunday, with 224 deaths.

A non-rate's Southern hospitality led to a VIP visit to her cutter -- from the premier of the territory of Greenland.

Members of the Maine fishing community have been raising money for the families of the four men lost at sea.

The crew is too focused on cutting the 656-foot shipwreck Golden Ray into manageable pieces to fret about carving a turkey.