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Okinawa is marking the 77th anniversary of the end of one of the bloodiest battles of World War II.

An Army officer was found negligent and sentenced to four months in prison for failing to follow safety procedures at a Fort...

The employee, a patient advocate at a VA clinic in Atlanta, was arrested in April and charged with assault.

In 2022, Army CID says that it has already received 61 reports of sextortion nearing the year's midpoint.

Bonuses to help low-paid service members cope with rising consumer prices are a step closer to reality.

Nasirullah Mohammadi is one of the 76,000 Afghans who were lucky enough to get on a U.S. military flight out of Kabul in...

A U.S. Army private from Kentucky has pleaded guilty to charges that he plotted to kill members of his unit in an organized...

The service announced that individuals may enlist without previously required education certifications if they ship to basic...

The Senate confirmed Army Gen. Christopher Cavoli to become the new head of U.S. European Command, or EUCOM.

The U.S. Navy’s top commander in the Pacific and the Japanese defense minister on Friday said that close cooperation between...

The three services all say that they have policies and procedures in place to help service members transfer to new duty...

A budget compromise in the Senate Armed Services Committee now is expected to save five littoral combat ships, including the...

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The three services all say that they have policies and procedures in place to help service members transfer to new duty...

Further details on the identity of the airman were not made available by the Department of the Air Force and no charges have...

Kremlin press secretary Dmitry Peskov called Drueke and Huynh "soldiers of fortune" who are being held for trial.

A U.S. House Appropriations subcommittee said it will not move forward in closing a military facility in Savannah that has...

The christening ceremony marked a milestone in construction of the 509-foot guided-missile destroyer.

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All 108 passengers and crew members have been accounted for. No injuries were reported.

WMSL 759 is named in honor of Charles L. Calhoun, the first Master Chief Petty Officer of the Coast Guard.