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Since 2001, the Alabama Army National Guard site has played a significant role in preparing soldiers for Afghanistan.

State police asked that anyone who may have witnessed the incident, or had cellphone video of it, to contact them.

DOD spokeswoman Susan Gough would not comment on what the images show.

Advocates and some lawmakers stress that the stars are aligned to pass significant legislation.

"He represented himself and our Army well through his calm, professional response to the situation -- I'm very proud of him."

A once-homeless Ohio man whose smooth radio voice made him an Internet sensation a decade ago says he’s running for governor...

Fort Hood Sgt. Elder Fernandes had been missing for 48 hours before anyone contacted the Army Criminal Investigation Command.

A Fort Bragg soldier who died during airborne training Monday has been identified as 21-year-old Spc. Abigail Jenks.

A 93-year old World War II and Korean War veteran is ensuring a pair of family heirloom weapons remain safe and accessible...

The medium-altitude drone is finding targets for the Cruiser Princeton to destroy during the Unmanned Integrated Battle...

The Army has the lowest overall vaccination rate, with 27% of its total active, Guard and Reserve force having received one...

A requirement to return a portion of the Air Force bomber fleet to alert status would  deteriorate and exhaust the force, a...

A familiar, if not universally popular, fast-food staple at U.S. military bases worldwide is ending its long run in Europe...

About one-third of respondents to a new Air Force diversity survey say they fear reprisal if they report discrimination or...

The female platoon with Lima Company, 3rd Recruit Training Battalion won the final drill competition.

Any Marine operating or riding in a waterborne AAV will now get a supplemental emergency breathing device, Military.com has...

A man was hospitalized Tuesday after his SUV plunged down a steep cliff in Carlsbad, falling into the ocean, authorities say.

The Coast Guard will say goodbye Saturday to the last of its workhorse open-ocean cutters of the past 50 years.

Crew members from the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa offloaded 87 bales in Miami Beach and turned them over to Homeland Security.

Nineteen people were on board the vessel. Six were rescued on the first day.