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The ordeal left them disillusioned, homeless and wanting to warn other military families about their nightmare experience.

Sergeant Major of the Army Grinston told unit leaders in the operational force that they need to make the ACFT a priority

The Defense Department released newly declassified footage of the ballistic missile strikes on Al Asad last year.

Under current law, an estimated 42,000 retirees are ineligible for concurrent benefits.

Military leaders are unable to force service members to get the COVID vaccinations at this time.

"The more we know about our history, the more likely we are to learn from past mistakes and benefit from lessons learned,"...

Maj. Gen. Walker told a Senate committee that he could have sent Guard members to support law enforcement hours earlier.

Benning soldiers from five BCTs participated in the Future Tactical Unmanned Aerial System, or FTUAS, Rodeo.

The guided-missile cruiser Vella Gulf is now undergoing technical assessments to repair the leak.

The allegations of drinking on duty and other misconduct sank President Trump's bid to make Jackson secretary of the VA.

If the vaccines are available, the midshipmen would be the first military academy students to receive the COVID-19 shots.

Increasing the F-15E's load capacity will lower requirements for supplemental manpower and transport aircraft.

The change, along with other uniform modifications, will take effect March 15.

The Physical Training Gear, or PTG, uniform, is more in line with modern high-performance athletic wear.

A public defender said Duroseau meant to help his country's neediest, and had no intention of overthrowing its government.

Marine Corps F/A-18 Hornets have flown off the flight deck of a Navy aircraft carrier for the last time.

A spokeswoman said Martin's case was handled appropriately by his chain of command when his actions came to light.

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.