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Army Stops Autopsy, Takes Body of Dead Paratrooper from Italian Hospital

The removal of Sgt. Kevin Deon Connor's body from San Bortolo Hospital came after the Army claimed jurisdiction.

A Russian BMP 3 tracked fighting vehicle. The U.S. Army recently asked high-tech defense firms for ideas on how to develop a non-lethal weapon capable of knocking out remote weapon stations on enemy vehicles without endangering nearby civilians. Getty Images

Army Wants Portable Device for Deactivating Enemy Weapons Systems

It wants a non-lethal weapon to knock out remote weapon stations on enemy vehicles without endangering nearby civilians.

Sgt. Brittney Niecol Silvers (Photo taken as a Spc.)

Spouse of Slain 101st Soldier in Custody But Remains Uncharged, FBI Says

Victor Silvers is still in custody in connection with the shooting death of his wife, Army Sgt. Brittney Niecol Silvers.

6 Reasons That Soldiers Get Jealous of Airmen

Fine, we'll admit it. Soldiers *do* sometimes get jealous of airmen.

An M109 Paladin gun crew with B Battery, 4th Battalion, 1st Field Artillery Regiment, Division Artillery, at Fort Bliss, Texas, fires into the mountains of Oro Grande Range Complex, New Mexico, on Feb. 14, 2018.(U.S. Army photo by Spc. Gabrielle Weaver)

Army Moves Closer to 70-Kilometer Artillery with New Rocket-Assisted Round

The service is inching closer to the its short-term goal of developing a 155-millimeter cannon that will shoot out to 70kms.

Spc. Stephen Powers, right, a communications adviser with Combat Adviser Team 1131, uses the Afghan National Tracking System to show his counterparts where Afghan soldiers are located during a clearing operation near Kabul, Afghanistan, on Sept. 16, 2018. (U.S. Army photo by Sean Kimmons)

National Guard's New SFAB Will Be Spread Across Six States

The specialized brigades are designed to perform advise-and-assist training of conventional combat units in friendly nations.

A photo of the entrance sign outside of Gate 3 at Fort Campbell, Ky. (U.S. Army photo/Sam Shore)

Army, FBI Investigating Soldier Death at Fort Campbell

A Fort Campbell soldier has been fatally wounded, and the post said the soldier's spouse has been taken into custody.

Army concept art from January 2018 shows possibilities for a Next-Generation Ground Combat Vehicle. (Image courtesy officer of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Research and Technology)

Army Wants Bradley Replacement to Vastly Outgun the Enemy

The Army hopes to field its first Next-Generation Combat Vehicle in 2025.

Perry James, wearing the uniform of an American Soldier during World War I, speaks about the efforts of African-American Soldiers during the war at a breakfast for military retirees July 26, 2018 at Fort Jackson's NCO Club. His grandfather, Perry Loyd, was a veteran of World War I. (U.S. Army photo/Wallace McBride)

Purple Heart Awarded Posthumously to World War I Soldier at Fort Jackson

A Purple Heart has been awarded posthumously to a World War I hero wounded on a battlefield in France 100 years ago.

July 2014: Maj. Gen. Michael Bills greets retired Sgt. Adam Keys at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan. Keys served with the 20th Engineer Brigade before he was wounded in combat in 2010. He recently climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro and is preparing to run in the New York City Marathon Nov. 4. (US Army photo/Whitney C. Houston)

Afghanistan War Veteran Climbs Mount Kilimanjaro on Prosthetic Legs

Adam Keys said the climb took six days, but he trained for six months to prepare his body.

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Retirees, Disabled Vets Get Biggest Raise in 7 Years for 2019

The cost of living increase gives more cash to one in every five Americans.

Brig Marines simulate a day in the Correctional Custody Unit during a demonstration Jan. 12, 2018 in the Brig aboard Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan. (U.S. Marine Corps photo/Jessica Collins)

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Mechanic Accidentally Fires Cannon, Destroying F-16 on Ground in Belgium

A maintenance worker accidentally fired a 20mm Vulcan cannon from an F-16 jet at Belgium's Florennes Air Force Base.

John W. Henderson, left, the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Installations, Environment and Energy, and Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson, right, look at the aftermath left from Hurricane Michael from a CV-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft assigned to the 8th Special Operations Squadron above northwest Florida, Oct. 14, 2018. (Joseph Pick/U.S. Air Force)

Air Force Still Mum on How Many F-22s Damaged in Hurricane

It is rumored that anywhere from seven to 17 aircraft may have been damaged by the Category 4 storm.

A hangar at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, stands shredded after Hurricane Michael ripped through the base Oct. 11, 2018. (Screenshot from DoD video)

100 Percent of Tyndall Housing Unlivable After Hurricane Slams Base

About 600 military families must find alternative housing until repairs can be made at the base.