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Military families are always on the lookout for great discounts, but they are even more vital during a government shutdown.

The academic institution is moving to a .edu network to align with other universities.

The Army is developing tactical software that will allow commanders to communicate effectively with forward-deployed units.

The tech industry has faced a backlash from employees in recent months over contracts with federal defense agencies.

DoD reported that personnel installing the new system encountered so many problems, they had to shut the testing down.

An Atlanta man convicted of sabotaging a computer program housed on servers at an Army base has been given two years prison.

As summer camps wind to a close, parents have one thing on their minds: back-to-school shopping.

Soldiers got the chance to attack another unit with the service's first electronic warfare (EW) prototype.

A nonprofit organization is preparing veterans for work in a high-demand field.

The Pentagon gets about 13 billion questionable emails each year, which are scanned and dumped before reaching an inbox.

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The April 16 policy letter expresses concern that members of 2nd Marine Division have let their standards slide.

Lt. Michael Behenna was convicted of unpremeditated murder in a combat zone after killing a suspected al-Qaida terrorist.

The jump comes as more women pursue careers in the military.

The Air Force may implement a new policy requiring troops to be ready for a physical fitness assessment at all times.

Schriever Air Force Base officials are investigating whether a master sergeant participated in a white nationalist group.