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The Heritage Index assessed U.S. military strength across the service branches on a five-tiered scale.

U.S. Army Recruiting Command is reducing its force by roughly 1,700 recruiters over the next year.

Robert Teichgraeber, 100, survived 421 days as a prisoner of war.

By the end of the spring, there will be 294 new naval aviation officers.

Members of II Marine Expeditionary Force wrapped up a training exercise last week that ran from North Carolina to New York.

Cecily Aguilar is accused of helping dismember and dispose of the Fort Hood soldier's remains.

New soldiers at Fort Sill were the first to graduate Army Basic Combat Training wearing the service's new Army Greens.

U.S. Army Recruiting Command is reducing its force by roughly 1,700 recruiters over the next year.

Prosecutors have stopped trying to prove that an indicted Navy officer was part of a Chinese CEO's smuggling conspiracy.

Rear Adm. Michael Studemen's visit would not be the first by a high-ranking U.S. official to Taiwan this year.

The former U.S. Navy intelligence analyst was released from strict parole conditions Friday.

Air Force 1st Lt. Kenneth "Kage" Allen was killed.

The increase comes just two months after the service cut rates.

His car allegedly collided with a scooter carrying a pair of local high school students.

It was unclear what injuries the woman sustained, but the woman survived, thanks in large part to the Marines' actions.

The Iron March message board where they all met reportedly inspired almost 100 hate crime murders worldwide.

By the end of the spring, there will be 294 new naval aviation officers.

The test score-fixing scheme allegedly took place over seven years at a United States Coast Guard exam center in Louisiana.

Ill crew members were given rapid coronavirus tests and quarantined on board until returning home.

A Coast Guard Academy cadet has resigned from the service after he was found guilty of assaulting a classmate.