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Currently, about 20,400 Guard troops have been activated in 28 states and the District of Columbia.

Patrick Gavin Tadina served in Vietnam for over five years straight between 1965 and 1970.

Future amendments to the NDAA could put a stop to what some have called the militarization of police forces.

Some 1,600 active-duty soldiers are now staged just outside Washington, D.C. awaiting possible orders to support protest...

The House passed a bill on cost-of-living increases in veterans benefits for 2021.

Intrusions make it harder for Fort Bragg to accomplish its mission and cost the Army money, officials say.

In the one-minute, spliced video, a soldier in a yellow pick-up truck demands that another soldier, out of frame, remove...

Chauvin enlisted in the Army Reserve in February 1996 and left in February 2004.

Lessons learned from the study will be incorporated into the guidance the entire Navy has been ordered to follow.

The USS Theodore Roosevelt has returned to sea and is conducting military operations in the Pacific region.

Michael White’s release was part of an agreement involving an Iranian-American doctor prosecuted by the Justice Department.

Rockwell said the request is a crucial step to "break down barriers and promote conversation and productive debate."

The U.S. Air Force is asking companies to submit ideas for a next-generation hunter-killer drone to replace the MQ-9 Reaper

200 pilots have chosen to stay in the Air Force as major airlines operate in a limited capacity during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Four elements of the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit are now in Kuwait and will operate under U.S. Central Command.

Lt. Gen. Eric Smith is involved in war games shaping a decade-long plan to reorganize the Marine Corps for future fights.

Gabriel Mendez Ramirez shipped off to Marine Corps boot camp in late May with a whole lot less baggage than he used to carry.

One of the detainees was mildly ill, including fever and a sore throat and was treated onboard.

Some people said the autopsy results raise questions about whether all the victims were asleep when the fire occurred.

The haul estimated to be worth about $37 million was offloaded from the Coast Guard cutter Active.