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The CDC says the tests can yield false positives.

Marines in several jobs will need to move into new fields -- or even other branches of the military.

The FBI is reporting the threat, the Minnesota Guard adjutant general said.

A National Guard soldier serving as a Grand Forks, North Dakota, police officer was killed in a gunfight.

The House passed a bill on cost-of-living increases in veterans benefits for 2021.

The Pentagon has ordered a battalion of military police soldiers from Fort Bragg to deploy to the Washington, D.C. area.

A soldier fired three rounds at a speeding vehicle deemed a threat, officials said.

Tom Cotton said troops should "show no quarter" in putting down violent protests.

Pat McConnell created web pages for every man and woman in the academy’s memorial hall in the USNA Virtual Memorial Hall.

At the time of his death, David Forney had been training diligently for the Navy Pro Day.

A former Navy SEAL himself, McRaven retired from the Navy in 2014.

Wright noted that racism, discrimination and exclusion "does not care much about position, titles or stature."

Airmen from the 388th Fighter Wing and reservists from the 419th Fighter Wing have deployed to Al Dhafra Air Base.

The service is withholding the identities of the deceased for 24 hours until family members are notified.

Gabriel Mendez Ramirez shipped off to Marine Corps boot camp in late May with a whole lot less baggage than he used to carry.

Stackpole was in the Marine Corps for 37 years, retiring in 1994.

The virus is impacting training at the Marine Corps' Parris Island Recruit Depot and across the military.

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.