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

The heads of the U.S. military branches called for the return of all military hospital already transferred to the DHA.

A new Rand Corp. study offers a report card for each of the U.S. military's systems to create generals and admirals.

Some might be a bit confused on who does what and how each of the units is separate and distinct from one another.

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

British-American celebrity chef Robert Irvine is turning his attention to Army chow halls.

The Army has been working to update its soldier protection system for women and men who are smaller in size.

In mid-September, about 350 lieutenant colonels and colonels will go through the Colonel Command Assessment Program.

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

The Navy has canceled petty officer 3rd class advancement exams for the second time to limit exposure to the coronavirus.

A new Rand Corp. study offers a report card for each of the U.S. military's systems to create generals and admirals.

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 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.

Sgt. Trevor Goldyn, a communications Marine, was found dead in a "non-combat related incident."

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.