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The uniform is a marked departure from the dress blues of the Air Force, from which the Space Force was spun off in 2019.

The final plane flew out of Edwards Air Force Base, California, on Thursday, to the "boneyard" at Davis-Monthan Air Force...

The Army identified the soldier as Staff Sgt. Paul Lincoln Olmstead, who died Tuesday during a water training exercise at the...

The FBI is investigating.

Space-A has been restricted due to COVID-19 since March 2020, and as it is still only an option for active duty on emergency...

An expected boost to the annual cost of living adjustment means retirees will see larger retirement checks but also bigger...

The Army's 10th Mountain Division at Fort Drum, New York, is reeling from the suspected deaths by suicide of three troops in...

The Army is tweaking its retention program for next fiscal year, which starts Oct. 1, reducing soldiers' reenlistment options...

The FBI is investigating.

The search for the Titanic was a cover for a top secret Navy mission involving the use of undersea systems to explore two...

The USS Roosevelt ended up spending about one-third of the deployment docked in Guam with many crew members moved into hotels...

Three homes were damaged in Sunday's crash, but no one on the ground was seriously injured.

The Air Force thinks it's figured out what led to a surge of T-6A Texan II hypoxia incidents in 2018.

The final plane flew out of Edwards Air Force Base, California, on Thursday, to the "boneyard" at Davis-Monthan Air Force...

David Patrick Underwood was fatally shot and his partner was shot and wounded as they guarded the Ronald V. Dellums Federal...

Lt. Col. Stu Scheller is "in pre-trial confinement" while he awaits an Article 32 preliminary hearing, a Marine Corps...

Organizers said the opportunity to safely operate and execute a live event is just not feasible at this time.

The numbers are down from Sept. 7 when 15 wounded Marines were being treated at Walter Reed.

Gays and lesbians were banned in the military until the 1993 approval of “don’t ask, don’t tell.”

The estimated damage to the three vessels and 11 of the barges totaled nearly $3.8 million.

Alaska is still considered the last frontier, even in today’s modern times.