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When they captured weapons, the government needed... Okinawa Marks 50 Years of End to US Rule Amid Protests Ceremonies were held simultaneously in two locations, a symbol of the deep divide in views over Okinawa’s history. Former National Security Adviser Robert McFarlane Dies at 84 Former White House national security adviser Robert C. McFarlane, a top aide to President Ronald Reagan who pleaded guilty to... View more Coast Guard News Coast Guard Ends Search After Rescuing 38 Near Puerto Rico Authorities have reported a big increase in recent months in the number of Haitian migrants fleeing their country. 38 Rescued, 11 Dead as Coast Guard Searches Waters Near Puerto Rico At least 38 people have been rescued and 11 bodies found as the U.S. Coast Guard scours the open waters northwest of Puerto... Coast Guard Admiral Becomes First Woman to Lead a US Military Branch The Senate confirmed Adm. Linda Fagan late Wednesday by unanimous consent. View more
'Rolling Thunder' Biker Rally Successor Coming to Washington Memorial Day Weekend Featuring Jon Stewart
Putin’s Got Nothing But Nuclear Weapons The war in Ukraine has not gone the way Kremlin decision-makers expected, and the international community has responded...
What to Do If You're Under Investigation in the Military In general, there are four main categories of military investigation: property damage or loss, illness/injury in the line of...
Why Putin's Eastern Blitz Is Failing The Russians are poor at urban warfare, and the Ukrainians, who excel at it, have again forced the Russians to think urban.
Portland Air National Guard Unit Is First to Test Out Robot Dog for Base Security The Quad-legged Unmanned Ground Vehicle has a variety of cameras and sensors on board and can climb up rugged terrain as well...
Russia's Alleged Use of First Hypersonic Missile in Combat Downplayed by US Military and Allies Hypersonic missiles, which can travel five times the speed of sound, have inspired worry among U.S. officials and defense...
Pentagon Delays Nuclear Missile Test Sending Message After Putin Put Russian Arsenal on Alert The Pentagon has scrubbed a scheduled test launch of a Minuteman III to show Putin that the U.S. is not interested in nuclear...
North Korea Fires 3 Ballistic Missiles amid 1st Confirmed Virus Outbreak The launches could underscore North Korea’s determination to press ahead with its efforts to expand its arsenal.
New South Korea Leader Offers Support if North Denuclearizes Yoon had promised a tougher stance on North Korea during his campaign.
South Korea: North Korea Test-Fired Missile from Submarine It was apparently North Korea’s first demonstration of a submarine-launched ballistic missile system since October last year...
Junior Sailors Scrambling for a Place to Live After the Navy Shutters Its Barracks at Key West Junior sailors stationed at Naval Air Station Key West, Florida, are struggling to find homes after the closure of two of the...
Okinawa Marks 50 Years of End to US Rule Amid Protests Ceremonies were held simultaneously in two locations, a symbol of the deep divide in views over Okinawa’s history.
Military Throwing Cash at Recruiting Crisis as Troops Head for the Exits For now, the services are leaning on record-level enlistment and retention bonuses meant to attract and keep America's...
First Look at the Army's New Patch for its Newest Airborne Division U.S. Army Alaska will be redesignated as the 11th Airborne Division, and the force will be reintroducing the patch used...
Despite 'Considerable' Damage in USS The Sullivans, Buffalo Naval Park Hopes to Preserve Artifacts The treasures of the USS The Sullivans' Memorial Room were saved as the World War II-era destroyer was listing in the Buffalo...
Russians Stymied in Ukraine; Finland Favors Joining NATO The long-neutral Finland shares both a 830-mile land border and the Gulf of Finland with Russia.
Austin Defends Budget, Ukraine, China Priorities Top U.S. defense officials defend the department's budget before congress Wednesday, telling lawmakers the most urgent goal is sending...
Video Said To Show Chechen Fighters in Ukraine Russian state news agency Ria Novosti has released footage of what it said was soldiers of the Chechen special...
Evacuees Warn of Further Bloodshed in East Ukraine Volunteers rushed to rescue dozens of people from towns under attack from Russian forces in eastern Ukraine. (May 12)...
Army Opening New Criminal Justice Center That Will Help Train Defense Lawyers The Army has opened a new school at Fort Belvoir in Virginia that is designed to provide advanced training to military...
'Unsettling' Army Recruitment Video Ignites Debate over Its Mysterious Intent It’s a stretch to link the U.S. Army to witchery, but that’s happening in response to an eerie video from the 4th...
Thousands of Soldiers Deployed to Europe amid Ukraine War Will Be Relieved by New Units The full rotation of about 10,500 troops from countries such as Germany, Poland and Romania will likely take a couple of...
How 'Don't Give Up the Ship' Became a US Navy Rallying Cry Early U.S. Navy officers had a habit of saying some really badass things, especially when they were dying.
Okinawa Marks 50 Years of End to US Rule Amid Protests Ceremonies were held simultaneously in two locations, a symbol of the deep divide in views over Okinawa’s history.
Junior Sailors Scrambling for a Place to Live After the Navy Shutters Its Barracks at Key West Junior sailors stationed at Naval Air Station Key West, Florida, are struggling to find homes after the closure of two of the...
The Experimental Aircraft That Was So Loud, It Made Ground Crews Throw Up The XF-84 "Thunderscreech" was scrapped because no one would fly it and it was painful for anyone within earshot.
Air Force ‘Starving’ A-10 Fleet of Needed Upgrades, Documents Show The Pentagon in its recent fiscal 2023 budget request has proposed retiring 21 A-10s from the Indiana Air National Guard.
4 Air Force Cadets May Not Graduate Due to Vaccine Refusal There are still two weeks until graduation, so their status could change as the cadets weigh their options.
US Marines Were Called to Fight Prisoners in 'The Battle of Alcatraz' Alcatraz was the prison for those too unruly for a regular prison stay. When they captured weapons, the government needed...
Okinawa Marks 50 Years of End to US Rule Amid Protests Ceremonies were held simultaneously in two locations, a symbol of the deep divide in views over Okinawa’s history.
Former National Security Adviser Robert McFarlane Dies at 84 Former White House national security adviser Robert C. McFarlane, a top aide to President Ronald Reagan who pleaded guilty to...
Coast Guard Ends Search After Rescuing 38 Near Puerto Rico Authorities have reported a big increase in recent months in the number of Haitian migrants fleeing their country.
38 Rescued, 11 Dead as Coast Guard Searches Waters Near Puerto Rico At least 38 people have been rescued and 11 bodies found as the U.S. Coast Guard scours the open waters northwest of Puerto...
Coast Guard Admiral Becomes First Woman to Lead a US Military Branch The Senate confirmed Adm. Linda Fagan late Wednesday by unanimous consent.