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The top enlisted leader for the 10th Mountain Division is apologizing for the poor and dangerous performance of soldiers seen...

It’s a tradition that’s lasted eight decades.

The U.S. Air Force isn't ruling out bringing a new fighter jet into its inventory.

An opinion from the CAAF found that Nelson was wrongly convicted and sentenced on one charge: conduct unbecoming.

The Navy is the first military service to reveal what leaders will cover during the military's upcoming stand-downs.

The commander of Fort Bliss, Texas, has launched a new effort to eliminate "corrosive" behaviors.

Capt. Kristen Griest said that evaluating women based on lower fitness standards would hurt women in the Army.

The ongoing mission is approved through Sept. 30, which is the end of fiscal year 2021.

Chief Hull Technician Justin Huf was assigned to Assault Craft Unit 4 out of Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek.

An opinion from the CAAF found that Nelson was wrongly convicted and sentenced on one charge: conduct unbecoming.

The wife of a slain Navy veteran testified Tuesday their 165-pound dog didn't give any indication her husband was in danger.

The two-seat F1B crashed after it slid off the runway, and "one of the pilots ejected," ATAC officials said

The military judge, pursuant to his plea, found Torello guilty and sentenced him to four months of military confinement.

The Air Force is testing new counter-drone systems that use either direct energy or microwaves to take out unmanned drones.

People moved by the video ranged from rank-and-file troops to SecDef Lloyd Austin and members of Congress.

Under the current standard, 65% of Marines qualify as expert; only 6% will do so with the new Annual Rifle Qualification.

Beginning Oct. 1, all active-duty Marines and sailors assigned to Fleet Marine Force will qualify with the demanding new ARQ.

A good Samaritan had spotted them and reported them to a Coast Guard Sector Miami watchstander.

The Coast Guard will later review the photographs to determine where to concentrate its icebreaking efforts.

The Polar Star is the only icebreaker classified as "heavy" — able to break through ice up to 21 feet thick.