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A UH-1N Huey with 1st Helicopter Squadron was on a training mission when its crew was forced to make an emergency landing.

The former officer received kickbacks in a $5 billion health scheme involving compounded medicine prescriptions.

One of the children suffered injuries including a fractured skull, a broken arm and a fractured spine.

The Air Force's newest combat search-and-rescue helicopter, the HH-60W Jolly Green II, hit another milestone.

He was booted from service five months before retirement for a child molestation conviction 10 years before.

This was a much different outcome than the first limited user test of IBCS, which suffered multiple software challenges.

The Army esports team will resume gaming on Twitch after taking a five-week pause.

Jarrett William Smith faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

The members panel also sentenced him to forfeit all pay and allowances as well as dismissed him from military service.

This year, the prestigious interoperability exercise is a coronavirus-reduced shadow of its former self.

Al-Qahtani, who has been held at Guantanamo since early 2002, has long posed a legal dilemma for U.S. authorities.

For his actions on May 25, 2013, in Afghanistan's eastern Ghazni province, John Grimesey will receive the Silver Star.

Airmen with the 96th Security Forces Squadron are now in possession of wheeled micro-robots known as Throwbots.

Open communication among service members across ranks makes for a stronger military, Gen. John Hyten said.

The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency announced that it had identified Marine Corps Reserve Pfc. Charles D. Miller's remains.

The message hit days before President Trump vowed to ban the China-linked TikTok video-sharing app over security concerns.

Once all the caskets were aboard the C-17, a Navy chaplain aboard the plane said a final prayer.

U.S. Sen. Jack Reed announced the decision. The 360-foot vessels will be part of the Heritage class, a new design.

Two rehabilitated sea turtles, rescued at different times and locations by the U.S. Coast Guard, have been released.

The drugs were seized from suspected drug-smuggling vessels in the Caribbean Sea as part of a counternarcotics operation.