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Senate hearing on the midair collision involving an Army Black Hawk helicopter

Families of Those Killed in Black Hawk Collision with Jet Want More 'Openness, Compassion' from Army

The letter is addressed to Army Secretary Dan Driscoll and calls on the service to communicate directly with the families in...

Army Master Sgt. Tim Kennedy, retired MMA and UFC fighter, carries an obstacle

Tim Kennedy, Green Beret and Army Hype Man, Under Investigation for Lying About Combat Valor

The admission by Kennedy, who is often seen promoting the Army's top brass, triggered an investigation and raised fresh...

Caisson Detachment, 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment

Army Disbanding Most Ceremonial Horse Units

The Army will begin phasing out five horse-mounted ceremonial units stationed at Fort Irwin, California; Fort Huachuca...

U.S. Army soldier shaves near Hohenfels, Germany

Army Policy Severely Limiting Shaving Waivers Goes into Effect

Troops will be granted short-term shaving exemptions if they require it, but will be removed from the service if they are on...

Navy Closure Task Force-Red Hill contractor collects a water sample

Colonel Retaliated Against Major for Talking to Congress About Red Hill Contamination, Report Says

The report said that investigators substantiated an allegation that an Air Force colonel had retaliated against Army Maj...

Patching ceremony at Joint Training Center, Jordan

Army Dramatically Expands Combat Patch Eligibility

The policy shift, issued last week, covers soldiers who served in Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon...

A sign in a militarized zone along the southern U.S. border in New Mexico.

US Expands Militarized Zones to a Third of Southern Border, Stirring Controversy

The zones will be patrolled by at least 7,600 members of the armed forces, vastly expanding the U.S. government presence on...

Soldiers conduct a convoy escort team during Operation PIKO.

US Military's Attempt to Retain Strategic Land for Training Runs Into Native Hawaiian Opposition

The U.S. military wants to keep training at Pohakuloa, so it's ready to quickly send troops to Asia and the Pacific.

(Airman 1st Class Timothy Kim/U.S. Air Force photo)

How Tabletop War Games Build Strategy and Community

Where modern games such as “Risk” reduce the complicated mechanics from those early games to make them easier to play...

The grave marker of 75-year-old Pfc. Reba C. Bailey, a former missing person cold case named Seven Doe

Military Honors Bestowed on Illinois Veteran Identified Nearly a Decade After Death

A veteran who died in Chicago without any recollection of their life has been memorialized in a funeral service with military...

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Army Disbanding Most Ceremonial Horse Units

The Army will begin phasing out five horse-mounted ceremonial units stationed at Fort Irwin, California; Fort Huachuca...

Coast Guard Receives Unprecedented $25 Billion Infusion Under Sweeping 'Big Beautiful Bill'

The service will receive funding for more ships, helicopters and unmanned systems and maintenance of installations and...

Navy SEAL Veteran Compares Himself to Trump as He Launches His Bid for Wisconsin Governor

A suburban Milwaukee businessman, former Navy SEAL and political newcomer entered Wisconsin's race for governor Wednesday...

Marine Recruiters Promoted an Immigration Benefit Until the Corps Told Them to Stop

The military often highlights paths to citizenship as a recruiting tactic, though fulfillment of policies such as PIP has...

Army Policy Severely Limiting Shaving Waivers Goes into Effect

Troops will be granted short-term shaving exemptions if they require it, but will be removed from the service if they are on...

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