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The U.S. Army has finally approved an official tab for soldiers who finish the Jungle Operations Training Course.

National Guard troops would be deprived of federal benefits under current orders for the COVID-19 call-ups.

The Air Force is getting back into the habit of having B-1 bombers practice stand-off precision strikes in the Pacific.

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A second "potential person of interest" may still be at large in the community, an FBI official said.

So far, his Facebook videos have reached around 25,000 viewers, many of whom have a connection to the training brigade.

The department's request to dismiss the case is pending before a judge, who has not indicated whether he will grant it.

The pandemic is changing the way U.S. troops train for warfare, a general says.

The ceremony comes at a tumultuous time for the Navy as it struggles with the coronavirus and leadership crises.

The gunman was identified as Adam Alsahli, according to three officials who spoke to The Associated Press anonymously.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper said that, when the gunman tried to get through the gate, he was stopped by a young sailor.

Retired Marine Col. Doug Hurley and Air Force Col. Bob Behnken are NASA’s first test pilot crew in decades.

The military's readiness for post-coronavirus threats came into question at a defense forum.

It will be like R2-D2 from "Star Wars" in an aircraft, an official says.

He was a U.S. Marine Corps Reserve member for eight years.

Paul Whelan faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted of spying.

The goal is not only to attract pilots with the cutting-edge systems, but also future maintainers and crew chiefs.

One of the detainees was mildly ill, including fever and a sore throat and was treated onboard.

Some people said the autopsy results raise questions about whether all the victims were asleep when the fire occurred.

The haul estimated to be worth about $37 million was offloaded from the Coast Guard cutter Active.