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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.

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

The design borrows heavily from the Air Force, with a white and blue color scheme and stripes as an homage to Gen. Hoyt...

If you don't verify your attendance, you don't get any money.

Soldiers have limited options to refuse the COVID-19 vaccine, and may have a hard time claiming an exemption.

The Army Board for the Correction of Military Records said the Army was guilty of "unjust actions" because of its incorrect...

Cpl. Walter Smead was finally laid to rest Monday near his rural upstate New York hometown.

The soldiers will form a physical security task force and be stationed at the D.C. Armory, less than two miles east of the...

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 crash happened when the car in which the women were traveling crashed into a concrete support pole.

A single Hellfire missile hit the driver of a white Toyota at a compound near Kabul airport on Aug. 29.

The command wants to field a series of about 75 flexible, fixed-wing aircraft that could fly in remote locations.

The decision on who will conduct the review will be made by Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall, per an order from Defense...

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

Lance Cpl. Nikoui sent videos to his family hours before he died, showing himself interacting with children in Afghanistan.

Levi Rylee Rose McCollum was born early Monday at Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton in Oceanside, California, according to a...

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

Response teams are monitoring reports and satellite imagery to determine the scope of the discharge.

The lawsuit argues that the Coast Guard is liable for the deaths because it "failed to perform adequate inspections."