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The Veterans Health Care Freedom Act would largely take the VA out of the community care process.

Motorcyclists typically use the Pentagon's parking lot as a staging area for the ride, but officials denied the application.

Lima Company was one of two recruit companies selected to participate in a study assessing a progressive approach to hiking...

President Biden will upgrade Ralph Puckett's Distinguished Service Cross to the Medal of Honor.

An 82nd Airborne soldier is facing charges stemming from a deadly firefight between U.S. forces and those backing Assad.

Pvt. Jovan Collazo was charged with 19 counts of kidnapping, armed robbery, carjacking, and several weapons violations.

The Army Research Laboratory is providing technical oversight on a new hemostatic gel known as StatBond.

The 1,092-foot long nuclear-powered Nimitz-class carrier is back where it was built and delivered to the Navy in 1995.

Thomas Garner of Jacksonville has pleaded not guilty to killing Pamela Cahanes.

Gallagher's attorney said that nothing he said on the podcast changed the facts of the case as they have been known.

Gen. Tim Ray, head of Air Force Global Strike Command, grounded the fleet April 20 for inspections on the fuel filter housing...

Last month, the U.K. established its own Space Command to oversee roles and operations in its space domain.

The U.S. Air Force flew an artificial intelligence system onboard a subsonic autonomous drone for the first time last month

A 25-year-old former member of the Marine Corps was arrested Wednesday in the fatal shooting of another military veteran.

U.S. Marines have joined a British naval crew to form the biggest fifth-generation carrier air wing in the world.

It's kind of like Fight Club. Except it's mental, not physical, and Marines can't stop talking about it.

The 110-foot patrol boat, originally based out of Highlands, New Jersey, is scheduled to be decommissioned this summer.

Six Coast Guard MH-65 Dolphin helicopters are currently grounded, with four more expected to be out of circulation by June.

The ceremony will mark the school's 140th graduation and Biden's second keynote address there.